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House OKs $100M budget restoration

January 27, 2010 Mississippi

By Molly Parker, The Clarion-Ledger (Jackson)
Dozens of school superintendents watched from the balcony as House lawmakers passed a measure Tuesday that would restore $100 million to the state budget – a big chunk of it earmarked for K-12 education.
The latest House proposal calls for spending $50 million each from the rainy-day and tobacco settlement funds.
“We [...]

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Proposal by Davis would merge state college oversight

January 15, 2010 Mississippi

By Phil West @ The Commercial Appeal
State Sen. Doug Davis of Hernando filed legislation Thursday that he said would save money for taxpayers and students by consolidating the State Board for Community and Junior Colleges with the board of the State Institutions of Higher Learning.
The move would save taxpayer dollars by having only one board for [...]

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Parents, others voice concerns for Miss.’s troubled schools

January 12, 2010 Mississippi

BY ELIZABETH CRISP @ Clarion Ledger
Several parents and other interested parties addressed Mississippi’s Task Force on Underperforming Schools during a public hearing at the Capitol this afternoon.
Members of the Legislature-created task force have for months studied options for improving school performance, including the possibility of allowing charter schools.
“No decisions have been made,” said House [...]

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Alabama four-year schools brace for budget battle

December 7, 2009 Alabama

BY MARKESHIA RICKS • montgomeryadvertiser.com
The down economy has forced some Alabama universities to follow a trend that could only get worse for them when the state Legislature drafts the 2011 education budget. But local universities say they are holding their own.
Four-year universities, which have already endured two rounds of budget cuts, are preparing for a [...]

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Superintendents weigh in on merging districts

November 18, 2009 Mississippi

By KAREN NELSON-The Sun Herald
Consolidating school districts is not a simple solution to the state’s projected budget shortfalls, and Harrison County Superintendent Henry Arledge said Tuesday that it certainly won’t be a quick one.
Arledge said he estimates it’s a process that would take time to complete and 20 years before the state saw a savings.
But [...]

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