Sentences with phrase «sequestration on education funding»

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Although Senate Democrats will not allow these cuts to take effect, the proposal demonstrates how House Republicans» intent to double down on sequestration and austerity measures will make increases to education funding exceedingly improbable.

The budget fails to specify how those cuts would be apportioned, but the Committee for Education Funding estimates that if they were applied proportionately across the agencies, funding for the Department of Education would be reduced by $ 7.7 billion on top of the $ 2.5 billion in FY13 sequestratioFunding estimates that if they were applied proportionately across the agencies, funding for the Department of Education would be reduced by $ 7.7 billion on top of the $ 2.5 billion in FY13 sequestratiofunding for the Department of Education would be reduced by $ 7.7 billion on top of the $ 2.5 billion in FY13 sequestration cuts.

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column, ASCD Executive Director Gene R. Carter describes the cause — sequestration — as a «ticking time bomb» and calls on education leaders to demand that Congress replace the measure with a sensible solution that protects funding for crucial education programs.