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Now that it’s evident we
are in a recession, funding educational programs will become more
complicated. School budgets, often using with a zero-sum approach (fund
one program/offset the funding with a reduction elsewhere), are already
carefully balanced. With many people out of work, millions of
foreclosed homes, and the prices of houses dropping, tax revenue needed
by schools will shrink. What does this mean in terms of sustaining
one-to-one?
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