Legislature and Regents Slow to Favor Tuition Hike
Iowa lawmakers and Regents leaders signaled little support for proposed tuition increases in the governor's 69 educational recommendations. They argued current law, costs, and the undergraduate subsidy require scrutiny before any raise, noting out-of-state and cost comparisons and prior student protests.
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End Aid to Non-Public Schools Advised by Iowa Study
Iowa's 22 member governor's educational advisory committee concludes no new public funds should go to non public elementary and secondary schools. The majority says aid would weaken public schools and foster a dual system, while a minority argues religious liberty is harmed if non public schools close.
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