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Secretary of Education Arne Duncan says a series of referendums plugging gaps in school budgets may not be sustainable over time, but admits school districts must find ways to fund both classroom and extracurricular activity.
WFIU News Director Stan Jastrzebski spoke with U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan about a law making its way through Congress which could help save educators’ jobs, as well as about the future of school funding referendums in a down economy. Hear the full interview by clicking the play button above.














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