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FY09 Presidents Budget for Education

Program

FY'07

FY'08

FY'09 President's Budget

Work Study

$980.4 million

$980.5 million

$980.5 million

Teacher Quality

$59.9 million

$33.7 million

$0

Pell Grant / Max. Pell

$13.7 billion/
$4,310

$14.2 billion/
$4,731

$16.9 billion/
$4,800

Perkins Loans

$65.5 million

$64.3 million

$0

GAANN/Javits

$30.1/$9.7 million

$29.5/$9.5 million

$32.5/$9.8 million

TRIO/GEAR UP

$832.8/$303.4 million

$855.2/$303.4 million

$855.2/$303.4 million

IES

$517.5 million

$546.1 million

$658.2 million

 -- Regional Labs

$65.5 million

$65.5 million

$67.6 million

 -- Research

$162.6 million

$159.7 million

$167.2 million

 -- Research in Special Ed

$71.8 million

$70.6 million

$70.6 million

Elementary and Secondary School Counseling

$34.7 million

$48.6 million

$0

Gifted and Talented

$7.6 million

$7.5 million

$0

Safe and Drug Free State/National

$346.5/$149.7 million

$294.8/$137.7 million

$100/$181 million

Alcohol Abuse Reduction Program

$32.4 million

$32.4 million

$0

Title I

$12.8 billion

$13.9 billion

$14.3 billion

IDEA

$11.8 billion

$12 billion

$12.3 billion

 -- Personnel Prep

$89.7 million

$88.2 million

$88.2 million

Reading First/ Early Reading First Program

$1 billion /$117.7 million

$393 million /$112.5 million

$1 billion/$112.5 million

21st Century Community Learning Centers

$981.2 million

$1.1 billion

$800 million

Even Start

$82.3 million

$66.5 million

$0

The President’s fiscal year 2009 budget contains few surprises in the area of education funding. As in years past, his proposed budget eliminates a significant number of smaller categorical programs that are of interest to APA members. President Bush proposes modest increases in other larger formula grant program including Title I (Education for the Disadvantaged), Pell grants and IDEA.

Education GRO staff will work across directorates to fight to restore funds to important programs like the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program, Gifted and Talented education, Teacher Quality, Alcohol Abuse Reduction and others.

 

 

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