A small number of colleges have long refused federal funds due to their religious identities or a desire to stay lean. Here’s how they balance their budgets.

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Due to shifting demographics, many Wyoming school districts are facing cuts to Title I funds for things like tutoring, professional development and kindergarten prep.

The trend illustrates one of Fort Worth ISD’s biggest challenges: When presented with options, many families are looking ...