What Sequestration Means to Students

If Congress doesn’t act soon, America’s students will fall victim to massive budget cuts, writes NEA President Dennis Van Roekel in Education Week. “The very deal that was put in place to help us all make balanced decisions and compromises could instead trigger across-the-board cuts which will reduce education funding to pre-2003 funding levels.” Source: Education Week

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