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Report finds more older Americans going to college

Report finds more older Americans going to college
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A surprising number of Michigan college graduates are late bloomers

A surprising number of Michigan college graduates are late bloomers
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MT teachers oppose special ed voucher program / Public News Service

The union that represents Montana teachers opposes a move to legalize private school vouchers in the state. Educational Savings Accounts, or ESAs, are growing in popularity around the country. ESAs allow people to use state money to pay private school tuition. .

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Despite lack of data NH lawmakers push expanded private school vouchers / Public News Service

New Hampshire s program to subsidize private education with public tax dollars is rapidly expanding, but opponents believe a lack of data on student outcomes should put the brakes on funding. Education Freedom Accounts will cost the state an estimated $24 million this school year to subsidize the private education of more than 4,000 students, most of whom have never attended public school. Mary Wilke, board member of the NH School Funding Fairness Project, said no one knows just how the money is spent. .

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Alabama schools among most underfunded in the nation / Public News Service

A new report showed Alabama is among 39 states that "critically underfunds" its K-12 public schools. The report on the state school finance systems from the Albert Shanker Institute found the state is spending less on education now than it did back in 2006, leaving nearly $5 billion on the table which could be going to school districts. Bruce Baker, professor of education at the University of Miami and the report s co-author, said it leaves students at a disadvantage and widens opportunity gaps. .

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