Competing 'Ed-Flex' Priorities Emerge on Hill
March 3, 1999
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In a year when accountability reigns as policymakers' top education priority, the Clinton administration and congressional Republicans alike are pushing plans to cut federal strings by expanding the popular Education Flexibility Partnership Demonstration Program.
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