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There could be a food fight: How Biden s infrastructure plan may fracture the nation s colleges

There could be a food fight: How Biden s infrastructure plan may fracture the nation s colleges
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FLOTUS and Cardona hit the road again

FLOTUS and Cardona hit the road again
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Biden s proposed budget increases funding for Pell, HBCUs, research

Terry Hartle, senior vice president for government relations at the American Council on Education, said the budget was strong but not remarkable for higher ed. The investments in the Pell program and HBCUs, he said, were certainly welcome, but doubling the value of Pell Grants is still needed. “It’s good news for education; it’s good news for college students. It’s not as great as we might have wished, but it’s a huge step forward,” he said. “I think what we’re seeing here is campaign rhetoric has met with governing reality. They can’t do everything that they want as quickly as they want.”

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Free community college requires new paths to four-year institutions

Free community college requires new paths to four-year institutions
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Free College Promise Approved |

By Mario A. Cortez As higher education expenses keep climbing across the nation, 200 local community college students will soon catch a break from the high fees. The San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) Board of Trustees approved a pilot program that will aid 200 deserving students starting college in the fall 2016 semester by waiving these students’ course fees for the duration of the 2016-2017 school year. The plan which was approved last Thursday, will initially aid 175 students in the San Diego Unified School District and an additional 25 students in SDCCD’s continuing education programs. In his 2015 state of the Union Address, President Barack Obama unveiled the America’s College Promise program, aimed at making the first two years of higher education free for what was described as “responsible students.” The program at SDCCD is based on this model which is now in place at over 100 community colleges across America with more being currently developed.

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