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    On July 10, supporters of Stand Up 4 Education addressed the University of Washington Board of Regents about the growing education crisis and the need for corporations to pay their fair share for fully funding education, from birth to graduation. Stand Up 4 Education representatives, including UW staff, a graduate student, a professor, and an alumnus, laid out the case for a fair and equitable state revenue system and holding corporations and the wealthy accountable to pay their fair share.

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    On July 10, supporters of Stand Up 4 Education addressed the University of Washington Board of Regents about the growing education crisis and the need for corporations to pay their fair share for fully funding education, from birth to graduation. Stand Up 4 Education representatives, including UW staff, a graduate student, a professor, and an alumnus, laid out the case for a fair and equitable state revenue system and holding corporations and the wealthy accountable to pay their fair share.

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    Stand Up 4 Education: Presentation To UW Regents

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    On July 10, supporters of Stand Up 4 Education addressed the University of Washington Board of Regents about the growing education crisis and the need for corporations to pay their fair share for fully funding education, from birth to graduation. Stand Up 4 Education representatives, including UW staff, a graduate student, a professor, and an alumnus, laid out the case for a fair and equitable state revenue system and holding corporations and the wealthy accountable to pay their fair share.

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    The Crisis at UW

    UW Net Tuition and State Funding


    1987-2012
    $700,000,000

    $600,000,000

    $500,000,000

    Funding

    $400,000,000
    State Appropriations
    Net Tuition

    $300,000,000

    $200,000,000

    $100,000,000

    2012

    2011

    2010

    2009

    2008

    2007

    2006

    2005

    2004

    2003

    2002

    2001

    2000

    1999

    1998

    1997

    1996

    1995

    1994

    1993

    1992

    1991

    1990

    1989

    1988

    1987

    $0

    The Crisis at UW
    Dollars Per UW Students Tuition Paid in Interest
    $1,200.00

    $1,000.00

    $800.00

    $600.00

    $400.00

    $200.00

    $0.00
    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    Dollars Per Student Paid in Interest

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    The Crisis at UW
    UW Tuition and Student Loan Debt
    $25,000

    $20,000

    $15,000
    Total Average Student Loan Debt
    Annual UW Tuition
    $10,000

    $5,000

    $0
    2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

    The Broader Education Crisis

    The Broader Education Crisis

    Cuts and Giveaways since 2009


    $14,000,000,000

    $12,000,000,000

    $10,000,000,000

    $8,000,000,000

    $6,000,000,000

    $4,000,000,000

    $2,000,000,000

    $0

    Tax Giveaways to Corporations


    Cuts to Education & Social
    Programs

    The Boeing Break VS. UW


    Boeing annual losses 2024-2040 VS. current UW funding

    350000000

    300000000

    250000000

    200000000

    150000000

    100000000

    50000000

    UW Funding

    Boeing Break

    Poor pay 6X more than the rich


    Tax Ratio-Poorest to top 1%
    Indiana
    Alabama
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    Pennsylvania

    Florida

    Arizona

    South Dakota
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    Illinois

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    Texas

    Illinois
    Arizona

    Tennessee

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    South Dakota

    Indiana

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    Washington
    0

    100

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