Educated Youth
Overview
School Vouchers: Myth vs. Fact
Debates around school funding and the best use of public dollars are rife with confusion. Discussion around school …
Testimony on Senate Bill 47
Dear Chairman Payne and Members of the Georgia Senate Committee on Education and Youth: By way of introduction my name is Stephen Owens, and …
Overview: 2022 Fiscal Year Budget for Lottery-Funded Programs
Co-authored by Jennifer Lee, Senior Policy Analyst and Stephen Owens, Ph.D, Senior Policy Analyst Gov. Brian …
Overview: 2022 Fiscal Year Budget for K-12 Education
Gov. Kemp’s budget proposal for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 provides Georgia’s public schools $10.2 billion, a …
Hundreds of Millions of Dollars at Stake for a Failed Policy | Bill Analysis: House Bill 60 (LC 49 0301)
Update on Feb. 25, 2021: A new substitute for House Bill 60 (LC 49 0460S) lowers …
Resources on School Vouchers
Current Status: Lawmakers have filed House Bill 60, House Bill 142 and Senate Bill 47, three bills that …
State of Education Funding (2021)
This report offers an assessment of the state of education funding in Georgia by analyzing how it compares …
To A Healthy, Prosperous New Year
Today marks the end of 2020, and I know we all are breathing a sigh of relief as …
2021 Policy Priorities
The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute’s goal is to shine a light on people-first policies that help all …
Fact Sheet: English for Speakers of Other Languages
Thank you to Latin American Association & Center for Pan Asian Community Services for translation services …
English Learners Deserve More: An Analysis of Georgia’s Education for Speakers of Other Languages
Thank you to Latin American Association & Center for Pan Asian Community Services for translation services …
Difficult Choices Made Worse by Budget Cuts: Results from GBPI’s 2020 School District Survey
Each year, the Georgia Budget & Policy Institute sends a survey to every public school superintendent …
