How schools will fare in the future

By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 17, 2017

As the nation's politicians restart arguments over school funding and count Senate votes, principals are wondering what will happen to their budgets and students.

CANBERRA, May 17 - The federal government says it will add $18.6 billion funding over the next decade, moving every ...

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How schools will fare in the future

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