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Rethinking State Education Finance Toward Greater Productivity

November 10, 2011

BY Laura Anderson

Marguerite Roza

Presented in November 2011 to the National Conference of State Legislatures at “Reallocation of Scarce State Resources: A Seminar for Education Committee Chairs

This presentation framed how state legislators might think differently about their investment in education to maximize scarce state dollars and improve student achievement.

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