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Expanding Options: State Financing of Education Pathways for Struggling Students and Out-of-School Youth - Introduction (2008)
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Introduction to the publication Expanding Options: State Financing of Education Pathways for Struggling Students and Out-of-School Youth (2008) which profiles Indiana, Massachusetts, and North Carolina. |
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Expanding Options: State Financing of Education Pathways for Struggling Students and Out-of-School Youth - Massachusetts (2008)
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Profile of Massachusetts' policies and financing of secondary education options for young people from the the publication Expanding Options: State Financing of Education Pathways for Struggling Students and Out-of-School Youth (2008). |
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Expanding Options: State Financing of Education Pathways for Struggling Students and Out-of-School Youth - North Carolina (2008)
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Profile of North Carolina's policies and financing of secondary education options for young people from the the publication Expanding Options: State Financing of Education Pathways for Struggling Students and Out-of-School Youth (2008). |
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Expanding Options: State Financing of Education Pathways for Struggling Students and Out-of-School Youth (2008)
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These profiles of state policy in Indiana, Massachusetts, and North Carolina examine how various education options are accessing public funds in three states. They contextualize the funding of education options within larger secondary education reform and dropout prevention and recovery efforts and provide a close look at state education funding policy in each of the three states. Building on previous work of the National Youth Employment Coalition, each profile begins with a one-page overview of the secondary education reform context, major dropout prevention and recovery efforts, and funding of education options in the state. Overviews are followed by more in-depth discussion of these areas, as well as detailed information on state funding of public education in each state and examples of how state policy affects programming at the local level. |
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Letter to Appropriations Committee Chairm Robert Byrd (D-VA) Thanking Him for Proposing $250 million in funding for youth employment in the second stimulus - August 2008
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Letter to Appropriations Committee Chairm Robert Byrd (D-VA) Thanking Him for Proposing $250 million in funding for youth employment in the Chairman's mark for the second stimulus supplemental bill - August 4, 2008 |
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Legislative Alert - Appropriations, Economic Stimulus and August Advocacy - July 2008
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An alert sent to NYEC members regarding contacting their members of Congress in August about increased funding for youth employment and training programs. July 31, 2008 |
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Members August Advocacy/Second Stimulus Package/Appropriations Sample Letter - July 2008
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Sample Letter for members to use in contacting their members of Congress about funding for youth employment and training programs. July 31, 2008 |
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NYEC Letter on FY 2009 Appropriations - July 2008
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NYEC Letter sent to members of the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations asking that members fully fund WIA Youth Activities programs and ETA reintegration of youthful offender programs. July 28, 2008 |
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NYEC & CLASP Submit Comments/Recommendations in response to the Department of Education proposed NCLB rules in Federal Register E8-8700 - June 2008
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NYEC & CLASP Submit Comments/Recommendations in response to the Department of Education proposed NCLB rules in Federal Register E8-8700. Our comments relate specifically to giving increased attention to struggling students and disconnected youth. Local education agencies can be incentivized to pay closer attention to these populations through increasing the graduation rate requirements, and Supplemental Education Services and public school choice are potential vehicles for providing these students with the educational environments and supports to increase their academic success. - June 23, 2008 |
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Legislative Alert: Appropriations, War Supplemental, and Potential 2nd Stimulus Package - June 2008
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This legislative update/alert provides the following information on the following:
- On June 19, 2008 the House Appropriations Labor, Health, and Education Subcommittee approved a $626 billion draft FY 2009 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations Bill by voice vote.
- War Funding Supplemental Leaves Out Summer Jobs for Youth.
- Potential Second Stimulus Package.
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