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What Happens If The State Doesn’t Pass A Budget? The Answer Is Deep Cuts For Schools
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What Happens If The State Doesn’t Pass A Budget? The Answer Is Deep Cuts For Schools

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Connecticut’s General Assembly was unable to come to a budget agreement by the legislature’s June 30th deadline. The good news is, unlike places like New Jersey and Maine, we didn’t have a government shut down. Our state is still functioning because Governor Dannel P. Malloy signed an Executive Order Resource Allocation Plan. Unfortunately, when it comes… Continue reading What Happens If The State Doesn’t Pass A Budget? The Answer Is Deep Cuts For Schools

A New Way To Fund Special Education: CT School Finance Project Proposes Way To Fix Broken Special Education Funding
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A New Way To Fund Special Education: CT School Finance Project Proposes Way To Fix Broken Special Education Funding

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What does Arkansas, Rhode Island, West Virginia and Connecticut have in common? Other than being a seemingly random list of states, the founder of the Connecticut School Finance Project Katie Roy says these four states are the only four in the national without a clear system for funding special education. This dysfunction has real consequences. Last… Continue reading A New Way To Fund Special Education: CT School Finance Project Proposes Way To Fix Broken Special Education Funding