Will Education Funding Promises be Broken?

February 14, 2008. FPI prepared the data for this report this report from the Alliance for Quality Education – showing that the proposed cuts in foundation aid in the executive budget disproportionately hurt students from poor households. The districts outside of New York City with the highest proportion of poverty (districts in which, on average, 60 percent of students live in poverty) face 20 percent of the proposed cuts despite having only 15 percent of all students in the state. New York City students (of whom 76 percent live in poverty) face 53 percent of all cuts in foundation aid despite representing only 36 percent of all students in the state.

Published On: February 14th, 2008Categories: Education, Reports, Briefs and Presentations, Social Policy, State Budget, Tax & Budget

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Will Education Funding Promises be Broken?

February 14, 2008. FPI prepared the data for this report this report from the Alliance for Quality Education – showing that the proposed cuts in foundation aid in the executive budget disproportionately hurt students from poor households. The districts outside of New York City with the highest proportion of poverty (districts in which, on average, 60 percent of students live in poverty) face 20 percent of the proposed cuts despite having only 15 percent of all students in the state. New York City students (of whom 76 percent live in poverty) face 53 percent of all cuts in foundation aid despite representing only 36 percent of all students in the state.

Published On: February 14th, 2008Categories: Education, Reports, Briefs and Presentations, Social Policy, State Budget, Tax & Budget