Webinars
The Financial Landscape And What It Means For Public Education

It’s official: school districts are facing a messy budget season, many with financial holes that need to be addressed in the next few months.
Our upcoming webinar will share what you need to know about this spring’s challenging budget season, including how changes in federal funding could impact schools.
District Finance Network Meetings
This collaborative group meets monthly to explore current research and troubleshoot common challenges. We focus on student-based allocation formulas, fiscal transparency, and strategic financial decision-making. Beginning with the financial turmoil in early 2020, topics range from early projections of state and district economic outlooks to strategic budget cutting and stakeholder communications, the impacts of enrollment shifts and learning loss on district finances, and the implications of massive federal relief funds for K-12.
To learn more about the network email us at edunomics@georgetown.edu.
Financial Decision-Making Working Group (FIDWIG) Meetings
Hosted by Edunomics Lab, FiDWiG is a collaboration between state education agencies (SEAs) on how to leverage financial transparency for data-driven decision-making. FiDWiG created a set of voluntary, minimal reporting criteria, the Interstate Financial Reporting, to ensure per-pupil expenditure measures have common meaning across states.
Please contact us at edunomics@georgetown.edu for accessible versions of the meeting resources.