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One of those is the need-based Alabama Student Assistance Program. It received a 23.39 percent increase from last year.
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One of those is the need-based Alabama Student Assistance Program. It received a 23.39 percent increase from last year.
Seventy-one percent of the 1,200 faculty members present voted against holding a no-confidence vote in Provost Bill Hardgrave.
The Alabama Broadband Connectivity for Students program will continue into 2021, made possible by a provision in the latest COVID-19 relief package.
The COVID relief package includes Jones's legislation to help HBCUs and reduce the number of questions on the FAFSA.
COVID is having significant impact on children and families, and that impact is disproportionately felt by minority children and families.
The college needs $500,000 in donations by Dec. 31 to stay open for the spring semester.
A report recommends legislators put an estimated $280 million in annual revenues from a state lottery toward education.
The state’s poor ranking is also a drop from Alabama’s ranking last year of 44th in the nation.
Prior to the meeting, the AEA on Nov. 5 threatened legal action against the board over the matter.
$298 million has been awarded to 20 Public School and College Authority projects statewide.
Alabama school districts reported 1,592 positive cases last week, up 536 cases from the previous week.
