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Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation sunsets after 54 years, $1.1B donated - Vimarsana News

Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation sunsets after 54 years, $1.1B donated

The Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation announced Wednesday that it will sunset its work after supporting 1,044 nonprofit organizations in its 54 years of activity.

Louisiana House backs moving public money to private schools • Louisiana Illuminator - Vimarsana News

Louisiana House backs moving public money to private schools • Louisiana Illuminator

Public money for K-12 students in Louisiana is closer to being steered to private schools under a proposal the state House of Representatives approved Monday.

Department of Justice Uses Decades-old Court Order to Squash Educational Opportunity in Louisiana - Vimarsana News

Department of Justice Uses Decades-old Court Order to Squash Educational Opportunity in Louisiana

On August 22, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a motion in the U.S.

Audit: Lack of oversight in education dept. led to theft | New Orleans CityBusiness - Vimarsana News

Audit: Lack of oversight in education dept. led to theft | New Orleans CityBusiness

A lack of oversight allowed a Louisiana Department of Education employee to swindle more than $74,000 from a federal grant program in 2021, one of several issues highlighted in a recent report from the Louisiana Legislative Auditor.

The Day - Earmarks, or targeted federal funding in the region, are back - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Earmarks, or targeted federal funding in the region, are back - News from southeastern Connecticut

Connecticut's congressional delegation was able to make specific requests for community projects last year for the first time in a decade.

Source: theday.com