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Stimulus Aid: State Data Systems

This interactive chart illustrates the first reports on how states used the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund to improve their educational data system. Includes information on whether the data systems met the following 12 criteria, established in the America COMPETES Act.

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Interactive: Follow the Stimulus Money

LAST UPDATED: 2/12/2011
This interactive map provides national and state-by-state breakdowns of funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act that has been budgeted for distribution by the U.S. Department of Education, based on estimates by the department.

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Mixed Report Card for Education Stimulus After 2 Years
Nearly $100 billion in aid saved jobs and spurred state policy overhauls, but the long-term impact remains to be seen as the recovery act reaches its second anniversary.

Competitive Stimulus Grants: Winners and Losers

This interactive chart shows rankings of states by total competitive grants awarded.

Ten states and their districts did not receive any competitive funding. Of those that did, Florida and New York come out on top in terms of total dollars. On a per-student basis, the District of Columbia, Delaware, and Tennessee were big winners.

Race to Top Winners: Snapshots

This interactive map shows eleven states and the District of Columbia were chosen from among 47 applicants that took part in two rounds of competition for $4 billion in federal economic-stimulus funds. This interactive map shows highlights from the 12 winners' proposals and links to details.

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Race to Top Second-Round Finalists Snapshots

This interactive map shows highlights from the Race to Top second-round finalists' proposals. Details include grant amount requested, districts buying-ins, and use of funds.

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18 States, D.C., Named Race to Top Round 2 Finalists
Applicants head to Washington next month to make their case for a share of the $3.4 billion in competitive-grant money under the ARRA.

Interactive: Race to Top Finalists Snapshots

This interactive map shows highlights from the 16 Race to Top finalists' proposals. Details include grant amount requested, districts buying-ins, and use of funds.

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Race to Top Enters Home Stretch With 16 Finalists
When officials come to Washington to make their pitches for part of $4 billion in grants, most can expect to go home empty-handed.

This chart shows how the $115 billion slated for education will be divided among various education initiatives. Download this chart in PDF.

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Stimulus Aid to Schools a Management Challenge
Federal officials will have to balance speed and accountability in dispersing billions of dollars in education assistance to states and districts.

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