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Funding Committee Comes up Short

A new school funding formula Gov. Nathan Deal’s Education Reform Commission is developing threatens to lock in deep ...
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Public Education Austerity Cuts Persist in New State Spending Plan

Georgia is underfunding its K-12 programs to the tune of about $660 million this school year, according to ...
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School Districts Get Growing Tab for Student Transportation

Years of deep cuts in state student transportation funding saddle school districts with more of the cost to ...
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Georgia Shifts Cost to Bus Schoolchildren to Local Districts

Every day across Georgia school buses carry students safely to and from school. This is an essential service, ...
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A Blueprint to Bolster Georgia Families through Targeted Tax Reforms

State lawmakers and other civic-minded people who work to improve the lives of Georgia families have no shortage ...
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A Tax Blueprint to Strengthen Georgia

[vc_row el_class=”td-ss-row”][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] Fixing Georgia’s Tax System Can Help Working Families and Protect the State’s Investments Reforming Georgia’s ...
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Healthier State Revenues Provide Opportunities

The welcome news is state tax revenues are up about 9.4 percent during the first three months of ...
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Tax Shift Plans Chart Wrong Path to Reform

State legislators are likely to consider large-scale changes to Georgia’s tax system when they return to work in ...
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Better Ways to Fix Georgia Taxes

As Published in the AJC State lawmakers can seize a real opportunity to improve the lives of Georgia families ...
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So Many Georgians Struggle, but it Doesn’t Have to be That Way

For the last 15 years or so, I’ve peered out across many crowded rooms filled to capacity with ...
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Planned Financial Support for Low-Income Students in a Slump

Gov. Nathan Deal’s Education Reform Commission members agree the state should send extra dollars to school districts to ...
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Open College Entry to Undocumented Students to Bolster Georgia’s Workforce

Many Georgia students started college for the first time this fall. That’s good news for Georgia as the ...

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