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The Veterans Upward Bound (VUB) program provides grants to institutions of higher education, public and private agencies and organizations, community-based organization with experience in serving disadvantaged youth, combinations of such institutions, agencies and organizations, and secondary schools. The VUB program provides grants to projects designed to prepare, motivate and assist military veterans in the development of academic and other requisite skills necessary for acceptance and success in a program of postsecondary education.
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Subjects: Economy, national : American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009; Education : American Graduation Initiative, proposed; Education : Global competitiveness; Education : Minority students; Education : Postsecondary education :: Affordability; Education : Postsecondary education :: Community colleges; Education : Postsecondary education :: Pell grants; Education : Postsecondary education :: Student loans, elimination of subsidies to private providers; Education : Reform legislation, proposed; Education...
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The Upward Bound Math and Science (UBMS) program provides grants to institutions of higher education, public and private agencies and organizations, and community-based organizations with experience in serving disadvantaged youth, combinations of such institutions, agencies and organizations, and secondary schools and provides grants for projects designed to provide the skills and motivation necessary for success in a program of postsecondary education that lead to careers in math and science.
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Deborah Morgan understands the spirit of giving.
As office administrator for the DeSoto County Foundation for Excellence in Education , her job is all about receiving donations and giving to others. The foundation receives and maintains private funds to be used exclusively for education purposes, specifically grants to classroom teachers.
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... Project Scholarship Program gives educational choices to families in any Ohio school district th..., to attend participating public or private schools of their parent's choosing and tutorial ai...The number of tutorial assistance grants provided to students remaining in public school mu...
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Business Editors/Education Writers
WALNUT CREEK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 18, 2003
In response to the massive teacher layoffs planned by Cal...
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The fund's initial $3.3 million comes from the AFT and five prominent private philanthropic foundations; die money will support grants for education initiatives in which teachers unions and their partners will collaborate to improve schools, teaching and learning. Each affiliate's winning project, selected from a field of more than 120 proposals, showcases "public school entrepreneurs who want to push the envelope to improve student learning" and represent "bottom-up reform at its best," AFT president Randi Weingarten said at a media event to announce the first round of grant recipients.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The House voted yesterday in favor of the biggest overhaul of college aid programs since their creation in the 1960s -- a bill to oust private lenders from the student loan business and put the government in charge.
The vote was 253-171 in favor of a bill that fulfills nearly all of President Barack Obama's campaign promises for higher education: The measure ends subsidies for private lenders, boosts Pell Grants for needy students and creates grant programs to improve community colleges and college graduation rates, among other things.
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WASHINGTON - The House voted Thursday in favor of the biggest overhaul of college aid programs since their creation in the 1960s - a bill to oust private lenders from the student loan business and put the government in charge.
The vote was 253-171 in favor of a bill that fulfills nearly all of President Barack Obama's campaign promises for higher education: The measure ends subsidies for private lenders, boosts Pell Grants for needy students and creates grant programs to improve community colleges and college graduation rates, among other things.
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Among the most wasteful of the spending in- creases hidden in President Obama's 2011 budget proposal is his plan to create an army of government-funded community organizers at the shocking price of $1.4 billion. While the economy reels and many taxpayers are looking for ways to trim their personal spending, the president is demanding a whopping 59 percent boost for the Corporation for National and Community Service and its best-known program, AmeriCorps. It's time to pull the plug on both.
The spirit of volunteerism has never been in short supply in America, and there is no need for a federal community service agency to steer efforts better handled in the private sector. Youth who enlist in AmeriCorps receive education grants, living allowances, student-loan repayment, child care and ot...