Census Bureau Extends School Budget Snooping Survey
Published Date: 8/1/2025
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The U.S. Census Bureau is asking to keep collecting important money info from over 2,000 public school systems nationwide, covering pre-K through 12th grade. This survey helps track how schools spend their funds, which is a big part of local government budgets. They’re just extending the current process—no changes or extra costs—while giving the public 30 more days to share thoughts.
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