Georgia Partnership for Excellence in EducationEconomics of Education
The Partnership's Economics of Education briefing provides specific dollar and cents evidence that education is vitally important to a community's prosperity.
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The Partnership, in cooperation with the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, first developed the popular report and briefing in late 2003 and has made more than 300 presentations since.
The briefing is constantly being updated to provides specific dollar-and-cents evidence that education is vitally important to a community's prosperity.
College Access GrantsThis unique program of awarding grants to local chambers of commerce is designed to increase post secondary participation and completion.
Community EngagementThe Partnership is committed to building the capacity of community leaders across Georgia through a number of program offerings.Education Policy Fellowship Program$3,800 program tuition, plus additional expenses for travel and lodging for the Washington Policy SeminarThe Education Policy Fellowship Program (EPFP) is a national professional development program sponsored by the Institute that provides potential leaders with the knowledge and networks to advance the core issues of education policy.