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There's nothing like an upcoming one-week recess (pardon us, "district work period") to prod Congress to complete work on important legislation. Such a week is upon us, as lawmakers eye the Memorial Day break (ahem, "WORK PERIOD") that's fast approaching.
Before they leave town though, chances are at least reasonably good that they finish a few tasks. NSBA's weekly legislative highlights provides the details, but action may occur on a budget resolution (better late than never) and a supplemental appropriations bill that includes a moratorium until April 2009 on an administration rule that would end reimbursements to school districts for services provided to Medicaid-eligible children with disabilities. NSBA strongly supports the moratorium.Full post as published by BoardBuzz: NSBA's Daily Weblog on May 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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