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The Edutopia Poll

by Sara Ring

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The impact of the worldwide financial crisis is being felt on Wall Street, on Main Street, and quite possibly in your school. In one dramatic example, risky investments by five Wisconsin school districts resulted in a total loss of $200 million intended for teacher-retirement funds and school operating budgets. Even schools that haven't suffered such devastating losses must still contend with shrinking state education budgets, which can lead to impacts ranging from losing arts and sports programs to investing less in technology to downsizing staff. Has the faltering economy impacted your school? We want to know!

Has the financial crisis hit your school?

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u.s. history/ gov./ eco

Submitted by Roy Stewart (not verified) on December 4, 2008 - 17:38.

i use the current events from the news papers to aide in the teaching of gov. and eco. in my classes. i like to show the theory and the practical side of the theory. i will not be able to do that as well since my school stop the getting the news paper. now i buy the paper.

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