Education
The K-12 Conundrum: Americans Want More Education Funding, But Not Higher Taxes
The public is willing to raise some taxes, but only ones that create unreliable revenue streams.
• States That Spend the Most (and the Least) on EducationShamed in the Lunch Line
Cold PB&Js for students who can’t pay? Some states are saying no.
Many Students Are in Crisis. So Is America's School Counseling System.
Counselors say budget cuts have left them unable to respond to students’ mental health needs.
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