Connecticut does not get as much federal funding as some others, but towns and cities with higher concentrations of low-income students rely more heavily on those grants.

The Education Department is a quarter-trillion-dollar bureaucracy that strangles the states with red tape. The way to fix it is to get government out of the way.

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