UNDERFUNDING OF SPECIAL EDUCATION HARMS ALL WISCONSIN STUDENTS
Disproportionately impacts students in high-poverty and majority-minority districts October 11, 2022 Wisconsin’s low reimbursement rate for special education…
MONEY MATTERS: EVIDENCE SUPPORTING GREATER INVESTMENT IN PK-12 PUBLIC EDUCATION
Education Law Center, ETS and Learning Policy Institute (LPI) are proud to virtually convene leading experts on educational…
NEW REPORT: ILLINOIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS REMAIN SEVERELY UNDER-RESOURCED DESPITE FUNDING REFORM LAW
State Must Boost Funding by more than $1 Billion Per Year to Meet Law’s 2027 Deadline FOR IMMEDIATE…
DRAMATIC INCREASE IN FLOW OF DOLLARS FROM PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS FUNDS PRIVATE EDUCATION IN FLORIDA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ORLANDO, Fla. – The flow of state school aid to vouchers for private schooling has…
POST CARSON V. MAKIN: HOW CAN WE PROTECT PUBLIC EDUCATION?
Webinar Kicks Off ELC 50th Anniversary Celebrations In 2023, Education Law Center will celebrate 50 years of innovative…
Post Carson v. Makin: How Can We Protect Public Education?
Webinar Kicks Off ELC 50th Anniversary Celebrations In 2023, Education Law Center will celebrate 50 years of innovative…
1973 TO 2023: ELC TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS!
Next year, Education Law Center will celebrate 50 years of innovative advocacy to protect and strengthen the constitutional…
THOUSANDS OF SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS REMOVED FROM NJ’S OFFICIAL FEDERAL GRADUATION RATE
The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) is removing thousands of special education students from its calculation of…
TIME TO DITCH NEW JERSEY’S HIGH SCHOOL EXIT EXAM?
Legislature Blocks Use of New Graduation Test for Class of 2023 For the third time in four years,…
SCHOOL FUNDING IN THE FY23 NJ STATE BUDGET: TRENDING UPWARD BUT FARTHER TO GO
New Jersey’s FY23 State Budget continues the recent trend of increasing K-12 state aid with the goal of…