Capital expenditures—the funds made available to K-12 schools to improve facilities, boost their IT network, and install new technology to improve education in the classroom—took a hit during the Great Recession. States slashed these budgets, along with appropriations for institutions of higher learning, local education employment, general educational spending, and more. An analysis out this […]
Capital expenditures—the funds made available to K-12 schools to improve facilities, boost their IT network, and install new technology to improve…
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