Monthly Archives: December 2011

Report: Penn Hill Group Among Most Effective Education Lobbyists

Posted on December 21, 2011 by Penn Hill Group

A survey of current and former Administration and Capitol Hill aides and state leaders has found the National Education Association, Education Trust, The Council of Great City Schools, and Penn Hill Group as the most effective education lobbyists in Washington. … More →

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Ed Week Quotes Penn Hill Group Analysis on FY2012 Education Budget

Posted on December 21, 2011 by Penn Hill Group

In a December 15, 2011 article examining the ramifications of the 2012 spending bill for the education community, Education Week quoted Penn Hill Group analysis: The bill also includes $160 million in new money for literacy programs, which took a … More →

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Penn Hill Group’s Washington Wrap-Up: December 19

Posted on December 19, 2011 by Penn Hill Group

Here’s a quick look at the news from last week (December 12-16) in Washington. ADMINISTRATION The Department of Education has begun the process of contacting primary participants and alternates for the Negotiated Rulemaking panels for Title II/Teach Grant and Title … More →

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Penn Hill Group’s Washington Wrap-Up: December 12

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Penn Hill Group

Here’s a quick look at the news from last week (December 5-9) in Washington. ADMINISTRATION The Department of Education is expected to announce the Negotiated Rulemaking participants for both the Title II/Teach Grant and Title IV panels as early as … More →

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Penn Hill Group’s Washington Wrap-Up: December 5

Posted on December 5, 2011 by Penn Hill Group

Here’s a quick look at the news from last week (November 28 – December 2) in Washington. ADMINISTRATION The Administration has stepped up their public discussion of the issue of college costs with Secretary Duncan making a speech at the FSA conference … More →

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