Any bill that addresses that issue, that encourages us to attract, retain, and graduate more low-income students must be consistent with keeping our States--their tax effort and per-student spending at a certain level in order to receive those funds.
Lamar Alexander: “Any bill that addresses that issue, that encourages us to attract, retain, and graduate more low-income students must be…”
On the recordJune 2, 2015
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Alexander emphasizes the need for funding consistency to support low-income student enrollment.
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