(MintPress) - If Democrats and Republicans in Congress fail to come together before their March 1 deadline, Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. would collectively see $29 million in cuts to public education — enough to leave nearly 400 employees in the area without jobs. New York alone would see cuts of $42.7 million, leaving 150 teachers
Business Booms For Charter Schools As Cuts To Education Continue
Rally in downtown on fourth day of Chicago Teachers Union strike on Sept. 13, 2012. (Photo/via Wikimedia Commons). (MintPress) – If Democrats and Republicans in Congress fail to come together before their March 1 deadline, Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. would collectively see $29 million in cuts to public education — enough to leave nearly 400 […]