FF condemn Quinn’s ‘sneaky approach’ to cuts

Ruairi Quinn, the education minister, was accused of spinning budget cuts and taking a “sneaky approach” to reducing teacher numbers in small schools.

Governor Markell announces new funding for financial literacy programs

Governor Jack Markell continues his longstanding commitment to improving financial education by announcing a second round of grants available through the State's Financial Literacy Education Fund (FLEF). Non-profit organizations and K-12 schools throughout Delaware are eligible to apply for funding to increase financial and economic literacy among youth and adults.

Cal Grants may be tougher to get under governor's proposed budget

College students could find it harder to get Cal Grants, which are based on financial need and academics, if changes the governor has proposed become part of his budget.

Testimony: State Budget for K-12 Education

New York State United Teachers shares the commitment of the governor and Legislature to improve the efficiency and performance of public schools. However, three consecutive years of decreasing education budgets - including last year's $1.3 billion cut - and the looming tax cap are making that job difficult, forcing districts to increase class sizes; chop course offerings; and eliminate 20,000 ...

Obama Discusses Higher Education with College Journalists

President Barack Obama held a conference call with college and university journalists Monday to discuss the steps his administration has taken to address the issues facing young Americans, particularly issues surrounding higher education.