$107.6 billion. A total amount is not known for sure, but Jason Delisle of the New America Foundation tries to figure out how much the feds spend on education. (Economix/New York Times)
Have you been living under a rock? A breakdown of sequestration and how it affects education. (Politics K-12/Education Week)
“Statistically significant” ≠ “Substantively significant.” Reporting on Continue Reading »
By Mandy Zatynski on 27 Feb 2013 in Quick Hits and tagged Education Spending, federal spending, sequestration, statistically significant, weather
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