Over the past two years, federal stimulus funding has protected schools from some of the worst effects of the recession. But as federal support wanes and states face looming deficits, deep cuts are becoming unavoidable. - Deep learning - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Over the past two years, federal stimulus funding has protected schools from some of the worst effects of the recession. But as federal support wanes and states face looming deficits, deep cuts are becoming unavoidable. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-22 16:37:19 Open Document File Size: 153,98 KB Share Result on Facebook City Seniority / Los Angeles / L.A. / / Company NE NV / Los Angeles Times / CA CO / / Continent America / / Event Layoffs / Reorganization / / Facility University of Washington-Bothell / University of Washington / Urban Institute / / MarketIndex Top 40 / / Organization University of Washington / Urban Institute / Center on Budget and Policy Priorities / National Center for the Analysis of Longitudinal Data / National Council on Teacher Quality / Center for Education Data & Research / / Person Christina / AL AK AZ AR / MO MT / Roza / / Position teacher / Quality-Blind Teacher / education commissioner / pupil/teacher / Ignore Teacher Quality Need to End Now FEBRUARY / TNTP.org Teacher / court judge / average teacher / Smarter Teacher / / ProgrammingLanguage FL / DC / / ProvinceOrState Rhode Island / / PublishedMedium Los Angeles Times / / SocialTag Human resource management Learning Employment LIFO Los Angeles Unified School District Layoff The New Teacher Project Teacher Teaching Education

Over the past two years, federal stimulus funding has protected schools from some of the worst effects of the recession. But as federal support wanes and states face looming deficits, deep cuts are becoming unavoidable. Add to Reading List