The President’s 2021 Budget Proposal for Education

 

 

 

 

 

During the past decade charter schools have become established and accepted, but not without controversy. Former U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, stated, “The charter movement is one of the most profound changes in American education – bringing new options to underserved communities and introducing competition and innovation into the education system.”

After reviewing The President’s 2021 Budget Proposal for Education and analyzing the current funding levels for Schools of Choice, Public Charter Schools and the School Voucher Program, and then address the following issues:

What impact has the influx of charter schools and other “choice” programs had on “traditional” public education in your state and/or local district?
Do you consider schools of choice detrimental or advantageous to public education? Explain.
Include in your response the types of School Choice and K-12 scholarship programs being offered in your state.

 

The President’s 2021 Budget Proposal for Education

 

 

 

 

 

During the past decade charter schools have become established and accepted, but not without controversy. Former U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, stated, “The charter movement is one of the most profound changes in American education – bringing new options to underserved communities and introducing competition and innovation into the education system.”

After reviewing The President’s 2021 Budget Proposal for Education and analyzing the current funding levels for Schools of Choice, Public Charter Schools and the School Voucher Program, and then address the following issues:

What impact has the influx of charter schools and other “choice” programs had on “traditional” public education in your state and/or local district?
Do you consider schools of choice detrimental or advantageous to public education? Explain.
Include in your response the types of School Choice and K-12 scholarship programs being offered in your state.

 

The Presidents 2021 Budget Proposal for Education

 

 

After reviewing The Presidents 2021 Budget Proposal for Education that includes $66.0 billion in new discretionary Budget Authority for the Department of Education, a $2 billion increase above the fiscal year 2020 appropriation address these issues.

Explain how federal money will affect public education, states, districts, schools, programs, and individual students.
Analyze this budget request with regards to equity for all students/programs as-well-as equity for taxpayers.