New America Foundation Releases "Key Questions on the Obama Administration's 2010 Education Budget"
WASHINGTON,
D.C. -- The New America Foundation's Federal Education Budget
Project (FEBP) today released "Key Questions on the Obama Administration's 2010 Education Budget". This rapid
response document identifies key issues for policymakers and the media to ask
as they review the President's budget.
In an effort to heighten the quality of debate on federal education policy, FEBP has reviewed the president's proposals and generated a list of "Key Questions" policymakers, the media, stakeholder groups, and the public should ask about the proposals, including questions about:
To view this document or to download a PDF version, please visit our website at www.EdBudgetProject.org.
For more information, or to contact the authors, please contact Emilie Deans at deans@newamerica.net.
Please contact Erin Drankoski with media inquiries at 202-997-8727 or drankoski@newamerica.net.
About New America
The New America Foundation is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy institute that invests in new thinkers and new ideas to address the next generation of challenges facing the United States.
In an effort to heighten the quality of debate on federal education policy, FEBP has reviewed the president's proposals and generated a list of "Key Questions" policymakers, the media, stakeholder groups, and the public should ask about the proposals, including questions about:
- New federal early education programs;
- Funding changes for Title I, the Teacher Incentive Fund, and other federal education programs; and
- Changes to federal higher education grant and loan programs.
To view this document or to download a PDF version, please visit our website at www.EdBudgetProject.org.
For more information, or to contact the authors, please contact Emilie Deans at deans@newamerica.net.
Please contact Erin Drankoski with media inquiries at 202-997-8727 or drankoski@newamerica.net.
About New America
The New America Foundation is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy institute that invests in new thinkers and new ideas to address the next generation of challenges facing the United States.








