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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Statements of Secretary Richard Riley on the FY 2001 Budget

December 21, 2000

• Congress Passes Record $42 Billion Education Budget

December 2, 2000

• Almost $8 Billion Increase In Education Funds At Risk If Congress Does Not Act



• Almost $8 Billion Increase In Education Funds At Risk If Congress Does Not Act: State-by-State

November 3, 2000

• Significant Increase in Education Funds at Risk as Bipartisan Budget Agreement Collapses and Congress Decides to Go Home

June 29, 2000

• Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley on the Classroom Modernization Act

June 14, 2000

• Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley on House Education Budget Vote

June 1, 2000

• States and Schools to Lose $2.9 Billion for Education Under House Budget Bill

May 11, 2000

• Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley On Congressional Budget Action

February 7, 2000

• Secretary Riley's Statement on the FY 2001 Education Budget Request

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