The way to really make the case that education is the most worthwhile investment is with data that shows them how big the challenge is, how much it matters, and how much they can help.
A top committee of Tennessee educators wants lawmakers to include special education prekindergarten students in the state’s public school funding formula.
Just 10 private schools received more than $60 million in Arkansas taxpayer funds in the 2025-26 school year through the state's school choice program, Arkansas Department of Education data shows.
The Budget in Brief: Summary of Gov. Lee’s FY 2026 Recommended Budget
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The Budget includes $6.8 billion total for the Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA)— the state’s school funding formula.
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