On behalf of the nation's Pre-K-8 principals, NAESP advocates for
increased federal investments in education to support programs that benefit schools.
Not exact matches
It's true that, if history is any guide, and if President Obama has his way, we're unlikely to see any cuts to the ongoing
federal education investment — which has itself
increased considerably
in recent years.
In a brief we wrote with Christen Holly and Gillian Locke for the Center for American Progress, Giving Every Student Access to Excellent Teachers: A Vision for Focusing Federal Investments in Education, we suggest four ways the federal government can dramatically increase access to excellent teaching and transform the professio
In a brief we wrote with Christen Holly and Gillian Locke for the Center for American Progress, Giving Every Student Access to Excellent Teachers: A Vision for Focusing
Federal Investments in Education, we suggest four ways the federal government can dramatically increase access to excellent teaching and transform the prof
Federal Investments in Education, we suggest four ways the federal government can dramatically increase access to excellent teaching and transform the professio
in Education, we suggest four ways the
federal government can dramatically increase access to excellent teaching and transform the prof
federal government can dramatically
increase access to excellent teaching and transform the profession:
The National School Boards Association today signed on to a coalition letter supporting an
increased federal investment in special
education grants to states.
«School boards across the nation have advocated for an
increased federal investment in key programs such as special education,» said Deborah A. Rigsby, Director, Federal Legislation, National School Boards Assoc
federal investment in key programs such as special
education,» said Deborah A. Rigsby, Director,
Federal Legislation, National School Boards Assoc
Federal Legislation, National School Boards Association.
The continual
increase in federal investment in public
education and corresponding decrease
in class size has not produced an
increase in student performance.
Under President Eisenhower, the National Defense
Education bill was enacted that both increased the federal investment in math and science education and created the National Student Loan program providing low interest loans to the increasing number of students pursuing a college e
Education bill was enacted that both
increased the
federal investment in math and science
education and created the National Student Loan program providing low interest loans to the increasing number of students pursuing a college e
education and created the National Student Loan program providing low interest loans to the
increasing number of students pursuing a college
educationeducation.
With nearly all K — 12 programs receiving no proposed
increases to their current funding levels
in the president's FY13 budget, it's worth examining where the new
investments in federal education programs are being targeted.
He voted
in favor of the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2009 which would have
increased federal investment in higher
education.
My sense is that a better approach is to recognize, from the start, the reality that shifting energy norms, even as coal remains a core energy source, will be a process unfolding over decades, and making sure that legislation, while pushing standards for cutting energy waste and pollution, also focuses on support
in all the arenas that matter to building a sustained energy quest — including
education to create the intellectual capacity for such an undertaking and sustained and
increased direct support for basic inquiry
in science and technology — an area where there's been bipartisan disinterest
in federal investment for decades.
Far from attending to only one piece of the puzzle, this important piece of legislation would pair
federal investment with state partnerships to dramatically expand access, address affordability,
increase quality, and invest
in early childhood
education professionals.
With renewed
federal attention to early childhood
education and a 12 %
increase in last year's state
investments, it is critical that programs be effectively designed and funds well spent.
It is
federal budget season again, and President Barack Obama is pushing for big
investments and changes
in early
education, proposing healthy
increases in spending on home visiting, preschool and Head Start.