State Journal: High School Fixation?; 'Jock' vs. English Major
The recession and resulting budget cuts are adding to the perennial tensions between elementary and secondary and higher-education interests over state funding.
Although K-12 education has had to endure level or declining funding in many states over the past year, the public schools have largely escaped the severe cutbacks that have hit state-supported postsecondary institutions across the country.
The frustrations felt by New York State higher educators came to boil at a Senate hearing this month, where spokesmen blasted the legislature's decision this year to slightly increase local school aid...
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