Already pressed to retool the state's school aid formula and carve out extra funding for teacher pay raises, the Legislature now faces the potential loss of $2 million to West Virginia's education system after a federal rural aid program expired last year.
(Props to Associated Press bureau-mate Shaya Tayefe Mohajer, whose look at the possible national impact got great "play," as we say. Besides a prominent place on the front page of the Sunday Gazette-Mail, her article also made the "A" section of the Sunday New York Times.)
28 January 2007
W.Va. schools face yet another threat
Posted by Lawrence Messina at 2:00 PM
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2 comments:
Could of sworn I heard somebody promise to "leave no child behind".
Kayakdave
thanks for the props, larry!
:)
shaya
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