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BEYOND THE NUMBERS
State K-12 Funding in 80 Seconds
| By
Michael Leachman
Most states continue to spend less — often far less — per student in general funding for kindergarten through 12th grade than they did before the recession began seven years ago, as our latest analysis shows. These cuts have serious consequences for students, schools, and jobs. This short video explains what states should do to ensure that children have the education to succeed in the global economy.
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