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NGA sends letter encouraging the newly named conferees negotiating a surface transportation reauthorization to authorize a bill that meets the needs of states and provides the level of federal policy and funding predictability and stability states need to invest wisely in our surface transportation infrastructure.

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The nation’s governors are encouraged by the House Armed Services Committee’s work to protect the Air National Guard from disproportionate and damaging reductions.

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As part of the State and Local Governance Coalition, NGA urges Congress to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.

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State revenues remain constrained by the 2008 recession, resulting in generally flat education expenditures at a time of increasing student performance expectations.

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The National Governors Association (NGA) today announced the selection of three states—Pennsylvania, Kentucky and New Hampshire—to receive grant funds and technical assistance to develop policies that increase the options for students to earn high school credits toward graduation.

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The Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) recently launched the Loans for Heroes program which provides qualified U.S. veterans with favorable mortgage financing.


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