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Tireless Effort Culminates in Full Funding for Schools
GBPI Admin
May 3, 2018
One of GBPI’s key goals is to ensure all Georgia students get the chance to attend great public ...
A Health Insurance Card in Every Georgian’s Pocket
Laura Harker
May 1, 2018
Thousands of Georgians are stuck without any affordable options for health insurance because state leaders repeatedly reject billions ...
Helping Students Navigate Financial Aid Forms Offers Georgia Big Return
Jennifer Lee
April 30, 2018
Janai Raphael’s job as a college advisor at Maynard Jackson High School in Atlanta often means she plays ...
A Reflection: The Poor People’s Campaign and Dr. King’s Economic Vision
GBPI Admin
April 27, 2018
By Charles Johnson, GBPI Board Member and General Counsel, VP of External Affairs for Tuskegee University Much attention ...
Shifting Public Funds to Private Schools: High Costs, Poor Track Record
Claire Suggs
April 26, 2018
Georgia lawmakers created multiple pathways to shift public funds to private schools in recent years. These schemes risk ...
Valuable Progress, More Work Ahead for Public School Funding
Claire Suggs
April 18, 2018
Georgia lawmakers reached a critical milestone during the 2018 legislative session: They ended 16 years of shortchanging the ...
Lawmakers Pass Need-Based Aid Bill, What’s Next?
Jennifer Lee
April 10, 2018
On the last day of Georgia’s 2018 legislative session, the Senate passed a bill that aims to help ...
Proposed Rule on Food Assistance Would Limit State Flexibility
Jennifer Owens
April 4, 2018
The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute is submitting objections this week to a proposed federal rule change that ...
Sine Die 2018: Education Gets its Due
Wesley Tharpe
March 29, 2018
A fully funded K-12 education formula. Hasty and sweeping tax changes. Georgia’s first foray into need-based financial aid ...
Legislative Watch Day 39: State Budget, Education Vouchers and More
John McCosh
March 27, 2018
As the 2018 General Assembly nears the closing gavel, Georgia lawmakers are trying to find a path to ...
Planned Federal Food Assistance Changes a Threat to Georgians, Grocers
Alex Camardelle
March 20, 2018
The White House proposed a 2019 budget last month that makes steep cuts to one of the strongest ...
Lawmakers Approve Major Tax Plan, Still Reviewing Several Tax Breaks
Wesley Tharpe
March 14, 2018
Adding Up the Fiscal Notes: Post Crossover Day 2018 A range of tax bills are still in the ...
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