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Public Schools Rush to Re-count Students for Extra Funding

Oct 7, 2013 at

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Some 1,500 public schools across California are scrambling to re-count their low-income student populations. The State Education Department says it needs more accurate data, so schools are complying to get the money attached to the count.

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Public Schools Rush to Re-count Students for Extra Funding

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