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Education Policy
K‑12, higher ed, curriculum, funding formulas, and student supports.
- Colorado voters approve Proposition NN, sending TABOR refunds to schools, according to Associated Press
November 4, 2026 / 11:26 AM MST / CBS Colorado TABOR limits state spending to the growth of inflation plus population. This year, spending is capped at about $20 billion. Next year, it's expected to climb to $21 billion. Proposition NN…
- Cedar Rapids cutting nearly 25 positions to address upcoming budget shortfall
The city of Cedar Rapids will be cutting nearly 25 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions by early next year to address property-tax changes approved by the Iowa Legislature – changes that will result in a $13.4 million city budget shortfall…
- Decision 2026 | Mason County Board of Education, explained
MASON COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - The Mason County Board of Education is asking county voters for the same tax levy that has been on the books for more than 70 years. But this year, there’s nearly $100 million more dollars on the line with that…
- Enrolling Children in School
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- Explainer: Question 2 has voters weighing in on local school budgets
Voters in every New Hampshire town and city will be voting in November on a ballot question that, if passed, would put their local school districts under a tax cap. State lawmakers and the governor put Question 2 on the ballot of each…
- Kentucky AG says public funding can be used to fund school resource officers at private schools
Republican Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman says it is constitutional to use public, county funding to fund the placement of school resource officers at private schools, according to a legal opinion published earlier this month…
- Eagle County commissioners pass resolutions backing increased education funding, tax cuts for vast majority of Coloradans
Election 2026Election-2026 | Oct 21, 2026 Colorado is ranked 43rd in the nation for K-12 public education funding, and the Eagle County Board of Commissioners Tuesday passed several resolutions supporting a local ballot question and two…
- City council majority opts in on school funding amici brief
BERLIN â The council on Monday night approved joining an amici or âfriend of the courtâ brief to support the plaintiffs in Rand v. State, a case involving public school funding currently on appeal at the state Supreme Court. BERLIN…
- Johnson County families prepare for program cuts next year with expected budget gaps
KSHB 41 Kansas City Johnson County families prepare for program cuts next year with expected budget gaps
- Lawsuit threatens Taylor County school tax vote as election gets underway
A legal challenge could derail Taylor County's proposed half-cent school sales tax referendum after a lawsuit alleged the ballot summary exceeds Florida's 75-word limit. County commissioners voted to defend the election measure despite…
- West Sussex council leader warns of financial tipping point
A council leader has issued a stark warning that rising costs could push even the best-managed authorities past the point of sustainability. Councillor Jay Mercer, leader of West Sussex County Council, has called for urgent action from the…
- Outgoing Iowa Civics Center Leader Lambastes Board
The Center for Intellectual Freedom’s interim director accused the regents of violating at least the spirit of the law creating the center. The board president says, “We definitely deny that anything illegal is going on.” From Center for…
- Round Rock ISD now expecting budget shortfall for FY 2026-27
A budget update for the 2026-27 financial year shows Round Rock ISD could once again end in a deficit. Chief Financial Officer Ludivina Cansino said Oct. 15 the district is now expected to realize a $6.1 million shortfall for the 2026-27…
- Queensland Education Department granted leave to use external lawyers against self-represented former school social worker in carer discrimination claim
The QIRC has granted the Department of Education and a second respondent leave to use lawyers in a discrimination claim brought by a former school social worker. She opposed the application, arguing the Commission is a lay jurisdiction and…
- 2L Stacia Drey spotlighted as standout student in a federal policy pipeline program
Written by: Gloria Kosir This summer, University of Iowa College of Law 2L Stacia Drey worked as a summer associate at Lerman Senter, PLLC, a communications law firm in Washington, DC. Unlike many summer externships, Drey earned her…
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