Proposed stimulus package could boost schools

Jan. 20, 2009
Plan calls for schools to receive $142 million over the next 2 years
Public schools would be among the biggest winners in Congress' $825 billion economic stimulus plan unveiled last week. Schools are scheduled to receive nearly $142 billion over the next two years, and the stimulus could bring school advocates closer than ever to a long-sought dream: full funding of the No Child Left Behind law and other huge federal programs.
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