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Alert: New Federal “Ed Jobs” Funding Creates Opportunities and Pitfalls for Connecticut School Districts

By Christopher A. Tracey on August 31, 2010
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On August 10, 2010, Congress passed legislation creating the Education Jobs Fund (“Ed Jobs”), which provides $10 billion in federal education aid to states. The funding must be used to “retain or create education jobs.” Connecticut will receive approximately $110 million in one-time federal aid through this program. The State must pass this funding directly to school districts.

The School Law Practice Group at Shipman & Goodwin LLP has prepared this School Law Alert to help Connecticut school districts understand how Ed Jobs will impact them. To view this alert, please click here.

Questions or Assistance?
For more information about this Alert or the Ed Jobs legislation, please contact: Richard Mills at (860) 251-5706 or rmills@goodwin.com, gbrochu at (860) 251-5705 or gbrochu@goodwin.com, or Christopher Tracey at (203) 324-8155 or ctracey@goodwin.com.

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Chris represents public school districts in all areas of school law, and has a particular experience regarding special education, education reform, and budgetary matters, including issues related to Connecticut’s statutory “Minimum Budget Requirement.”

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