Delegates Back Federal Aid in Education At White House Meeting
The 2000 delegates at the White House Conference on Education favored federal grants in aid to public schools, a position conflicting with the Hoover Report and the President's Commission. They urged reorganization of 69 000 districts, tax power reforms, statewide uniform standards, needs-based aid, and no funds for nonpublic institutions, noting shifts in state and local funding shares since 1934.
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