By TRACI SHURLEY Texas officials will know soon whether an application they submitted this week for $4 billion in federal stimulus funds passes muster with the Education Department, despite nervousness from school districts on how the money is to be spent. Education... read the full story

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Texas [...] But officials at some school districts in Texas have worried that Education Secretary Arne [...] while leaving its rainy day fund untouched. Texas has a rainy day fund of about $9 billion. This [...]

Texas State Teachers Association [...] Kouri, director of public affairs for the Texas State Teachers Association . "It’s $1.9 billion that, if this grant [...]

Department Of Education [...] in federal stimulus funds passes muster with the Education Department , despite nervousness from school districts on [...]

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