WINSTON, Ore -- Oregon School Board members are headed to Capitol Hill and they're bringing their concerns about education with them.
Board trustee Sam Lee says the federal government has plans to cut $34 million in education funds. Lee says with increasing standards and decreasing school dollars the equation is not working for Oregon schools. "When they hand down new and more mandates with out handing us the funding then we have to take away from other parts of our school to make sure these things happen," Lee said.
The trustee says one of the big issues for school funding is shrinking federal timber money. The state was once pulling in $33 million, that number is now down to $15 million, and Lee says Washington has plans for more cuts.
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