This Week in Education, October 6, 2025
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This Week in Education, October 6, 2025

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Ohio Legislature Abandons Fair School Funding Plan as Private School Vouchers Surge

Ohio Legislature Abandons Fair School Funding Plan as Private School Vouchers Surge

Illinois School Funding Crisis Deepens as Evidence-Based Formula Falls Seven Years Behind Schedule

Illinois School Funding Crisis Deepens as Evidence-Based Formula Falls Seven Years Behind Schedule

NYC Launches Historic $182 Million Teacher Hiring Initiative to Transform Classroom Learning

NYC Launches Historic $182 Million Teacher Hiring Initiative to Transform Classroom Learning

Georgia Launches $65 Million Statewide AI Workforce Initiative Reaching Farms, Factories, and Classrooms

Georgia Launches $65 Million Statewide AI Workforce Initiative Reaching Farms, Factories, and Classrooms

Trump Administration Announces Historic $500 Million Charter School Investment

Trump Administration Announces Historic $500 Million Charter School Investment

North Carolina Launches Statewide Apprenticeship Initiative Following Governor’s Workforce Executive Order

North Carolina Launches Statewide Apprenticeship Initiative Following Governor’s Workforce Executive Order

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