Leaders for quality public education from cradle to career
Over the month of October, we ran a series on our blog called edCored, which featured stories about how dwindling resources are affecting our schools and our children. Our series may be over, but budget woes are not. A special legislative session after Thanksgiving is scheduled to cut another $2 billion from the state’s budget. [...]
This blog post is part of our edCored series on education funding and written by M. Colleen Clancy, J.D., a policy advocate and the founder of PROMOTE-EDU, a consultancy dedicated to advancing opportunities for community college students. For comments, contact clancy@promote-edu.com. If you want to be notified when new content is published in this month-long [...]
Dr. Mark Anderson, associate superintendent of Spokane Public Schools, wrote this blog post for our edCored series on education funding. If you want to be notified when new content is published in this month-long series, please subscribe to the LEV Blog’s RSS feed or once-a-day email digest. Local Effort Assistance (LEA), also called levy equalization, [...]
David Iseminger wrote this blog post for our edCored series on education funding. Iseminger is president of the Lake Stevens School Board, sits on the WSSDA Board of Directors, and was on the Funding Formula Technical Workgroup (FFTWG). He is also a member of the Federal Relations Network (FRN), which advocates for education issues to [...]
Suzanne Cavin Ledbetter, a parent in the Kent School District, wrote this blog post for our edCored series on education funding. If you want to be notified when new content is published in this month-long series, please subscribe to the LEV Blog’s RSS feed or once-a-day email digest. I have three boys in three different [...]
This blog post is part of our edCored series on education funding. If you want to be notified when new content is published in this month-long series, please subscribe to the LEV Blog’s RSS feed or once-a-day email digest. “Schooling after the second grade plays only a minor role in creating or reducing gaps.” This [...]
This blog post was written by Una McAlinden, Executive Director of ArtsEd Washington, for our edCored series on education funding. If you want to be notified when new content is published in this month-long series, please subscribe to the LEV Blog’s RSS feed or once-a-day email digest. When LEV asked me to write about funding [...]
State Rep. Glenn Anderson (R-35th) wrote this for his constituents and allowed us to republish as a blog post for our edCored series on education funding. If you want to be notified when new content is published in this month-long series, please subscribe to the LEV Blog’s RSS feed or once-a-day email digest. At the [...]
This blog post originally was written for and appeared in Seattle’s Child. It is part of our edCored series on education funding. If you want to be notified when new content is published in this month-long series, please subscribe to the LEV Blog’s RSS feed or once-a-day email digest. Back to school time is a [...]
