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HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - More job cuts could be on the way to public schools for next year. 83% of schools state wide anticipate reductions that could take away from the classroom and the curriculum. Full Article at WAFF
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"I live on my Pell Grant and my work-study paycheck, and this has got to support me and my two children," said the 25-year-old sophomore from Florence. "I've already had to get one loan, but I don't want to have to get another." Full Article at TimesDaily.com
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GUNTERSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - With the state education budget being cut by 7.5% this school year, parents in one North Alabama system have come up with a creative way to help their children's teachers get the supplies they need. Full Article at WAFF
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(Mobile Register Kate Mercer)Tiffany Seibert talks about similes to her reading group as part of the Alabama Reading Initiative program at Ella Grant Elementary school on August 27, 2003. Full Article at Everything Alabama
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Robert Reich sees a grim future on the jobs front: Unemployment will almost certainly in double-digits next year — and may remain there for some time. Full Article at Outside the Beltway
