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Southern University seeks review of Louisiana state funding formula

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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What happened

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Southern University President Orlando McMeans asked the task force studying the state's higher education funding formula to address historical underfunding. He cited a $1.2 billion disparity in state funding received by Southern University versus LSU since the 1980s. McMeans stated that the current formula assumes all institutions begin from the same baseline, which he argues is inaccurate.

From wbrz.com

Why it matters

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The underfunding challenges the financial stability of Southern University, which is structurally dependent on Louisiana's state funding formula. The request puts pressure on Louisiana to revise its funding structure to account for historical financial gaps.

From wbrz.com

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  • Southern University could face financial strain due to the challenged state funding formula.

  • Southern University System might see its funding stability affected by the disparity in state allocation.

  • LouisianaSpeculative

    Louisiana may face regulatory pressure to adjust its state funding formula.

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