ALSBOE examines the implementation and oversight of RAISE Act funding

Alabama’s New Education Funding Model Alabama is implementing the Raise Act this year to enhance its established foundation program for K-12 education funding. This new approach employs weighted formulas that relate to different categories, including poverty, special education, English learners, talent, and charter school enrollment, to allocate funds according to specific student needs. Funding for […]

Speaker Ledbetter: The RAISE Act benefits students, teachers, and school systems

Funding Public Schools in Alabama Alabama’s public schools rely on three primary sources for funding. Approximately 10% comes from federal programs like Title I and School Nutrition Programs, aimed largely at supporting students from low-income families. Next up is local funding. Local property taxes contribute between 21% and 34% of education expenses, meaning roughly a […]

Senator Katie Britt: The importance of supporting mothers and strengthening families is why the party of parents needs to approve the MOMS Act immediately

Opportunity for Change in Alabama’s Maternal Health With Republicans currently holding the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives, there’s a unique chance for progress. For years, attempts to address pressing issues faced by Americans seemed stalled, especially during my early Senate term. But now, with GOP leadership, particularly under President Trump, we can actually […]

AG Marshall urges Congress to approve the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act

Alabama Attorney General Advocates for National Concealed Carry Reciprocity The Attorney General of Alabama, Steve Marshall, is calling on members of Congress to uphold the Second Amendment rights of Americans, particularly regarding the ability to carry firearms across state lines. Marshall recently delivered a multi-state letter to the House of Representatives, urging them to pass […]