Topic: Ed Stimulus
Veteran consultants know what’s needed
By ANDREW BROWNSTEIN Special to The Telegraph | Tuesday, February 22, 2011
The flood of federal stimulus money into the nation’s public schools has dramatically increased the demand for education consultants, leaving some stimulus recipients struggling to …
Stimulus primarily used on tried ways
By MICHAEL BRINDLEY Staff Writer | Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Nashua primarily used its stimulus funding to continue or expand on initiatives already under way – instead of using its money for professional development that …
Stimulus funds may have saved current jobs
By MICHELE MCNEIL Special to The Telegraph | Monday, February 21, 2011
The economic-stimulus package that Congress passed two years ago preserved hundreds of thousands of jobs in the nation’s public schools, but with the economy still …
When the tap is dry
By MICHAEL BRINDLEY Staff Writer | Monday, February 21, 2011
NASHUA – TJ Sheedy knew when he was hired as an attendance liaison for the city’s low-income schools it was a temporary gig. Sheedy’s was …
Nationally, many schools applied for program just for shot at money
By MICHELE McNEIL Special to The Telegraph | Sunday, February 20, 2011
In the two years since Congress made the federal government’s largest one-time investment in public schools, change has rippled through classrooms from coast to coast. …
Gauging worth of stimulus on education
By JAKE BERRY Staff Writer | Sunday, February 20, 2011
School administrators across southern New Hampshire, like those across the country, have used federal stimulus dollars to build up their materials, training and school buildings …
Investing In Innovation
By ANDREW BROWNSTEIN | Friday, February 18, 2011
Editor’s note: The Telegraph examined how local schools have spent their federal stimulus funds in past years and whether those changes are likely to last …
