Revenues rise, but Georgia’s policies still stuck in recession mode
As published in the Saporta Report on February 3, 2014 The good news for Georgia is the state’s economy continues…
Research and analysis that support quality education for all of Georgia’s children.
As published in the Saporta Report on February 3, 2014 The good news for Georgia is the state’s economy continues…
Funding Inches Up, Gaps Persist Georgia’s proposed $1.94 billion budget for higher education in the 2015 fiscal year adds some…
Budget Cuts for K-12 Shrink, but Still Loom Large The $7.95 billion budget proposal for public education in the state’s…
Funding for Pre-Kindergarten and HOPE Falls Short of Students’ Needs The governor’s proposed $948 million budget for the state’s lottery-funded…
As published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on January 12, 2014. Georgia’s leaders are talking about increasing spending on public schools…
Performance funding for higher education is coming to Georgia. Beginning fall 2015, state funding for the university system and the…
In the midst of fierce debates about ways to improve public education, there is consensus on one issue: Teachers who…
Georgia’s public schools are not fully funded. The General Assembly provided $1 billion less to school districts than the state’s…
Plans to drastically cut or abolish state income taxes and replace them with higher sales taxes are gaining traction in…
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