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The Labor-HHS-Education subcommittee marked up its version privately, and concerns remain that available funds may not support the 60% education-cost provision. 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APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE TO MARK UP EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTALS NEXT WEEK\n\nThe House Appropriations Committee next week is to mark up a supplementalappropriations bill for fiscal 1985 that higher education advocates expect toboost current spending for Pell Grants and Guaranteed Student Loans(GSLs)。  \nThe Labor,Health and Human Services and Education Subcommittee last weekmarked up behind closed doors its version of the supplemental bil1,but recom-mendations made during that session will not be made public until the full com-mittee meets.The full House is expected to take up the bill the followingweek.  \nChief among the education questions facing the appropriations panel is an$800 million shortfall for the Pell Grant program。To counteract theshortfall,the Reagan administration has proposed reducing the top Pell Grantfrom $2,100 to $2,000(HED,March 6)。  \nRaise Last YearCongress raised the top Pell award from $1,900 to $2,100last year,and provided for payments of up to 60 percent of educational costs.President Reagan approved those figures when he signed the Education Departmentbudget as part of the continuing spending resolution(HED,Nov.13,1984)。  \nAlthough the subcommittee's recommendations have not been officially released,sources within the higher education community have expressed concern that thesubcommittee may not have included enough funds to cover the 60 percent cost ofeducation provision.  \nIf that is the case,\"the supplemental would effectively provide award in-creases to middle-income students and increases for those students attendinghigh-cost private institutions,but would deny increases to the needieststudents attending public institutions,\"said one official.  \nLine By Line Cuts     Without the reduction ED has proposed,or extra fund-ing,ED officials have said a\"linear reduction\"in awards would be necessary,which would reduce the smallest rewards for the least needy students with Pelleligibility.  \nEdward Elmendorf,assistant education secretary for postsecondary programs,ina statement before the subcommittee last month,said a linear reduction policywould result in 260,000 fewer awards made in 1985-86 as compared to 1984-85.  \nAlso expected to be acted on is a request from ED for a $665 million supple-mental appropriation for GSLs.  ED made the request for supplemental fundingbased on\"inadequate appropriation levels in both fiscal 1984 and fiscal 1985,\"according to budget documents.--Bill Reinhard  \n# ED SETS FAMILY CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 1986-87 PELLS,BUT CHANGES MAY LOOM\n\nAlthough student aid changes the Reagan administration proposed for fiscal 1986are still pending in Congress,the Education_Department yesterday announcedfamily contribution schedules for the 1986-87 Pell Grant program that largelymirror those already in place.  \nUnder the law that governs Pell Grants,the Education Amendments of 1984,EDmust set famlly contributions based on the previous year,updated only bychanging the family size offsets for inflation.Inflation rates will be deter-mined at a later date.  \nThe family size offsets will be updated for inflation before the rules go intoeffect for the 1986-87 award year,according to Brian Kerrigan,chief of ED'sPell Grant policy section,but the regulations published in yesterday's FederalRegister used the 1985-86 offsets as a reference point.  \nThe offsets for the 1985-86 school year are $6,200 for a famlly of two;$7,500for a family of three;$9,600 for a family of four;$11,400 for a family offive;and $12,800 for a family of six.Under present law,an additional offsetof $1,600 is allowed for each family member over six.  \nOnce updated,offsets are subtracted from the student's income and family in-come along with other deductions to derive\"discretionary income,\"part of thePell Grant award formula for eligible students.  \nAdministration officials have proposed several changes to the Pell Grant pro-gram as part of the fiscal 1986 budget,and those proposals are included in thenotice as","cbCaigYctcQi6MEj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigYctcQi6MEj","pdf",1286126,"English","# HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE TO MARK UP EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTALS NEXT WEEK\n## Pell Grant shortfall and proposed reductions\n## Subcommittee markup and public recommendations timeline\n## Impact on awards and Guaranteed Student Loans\n# ED SETS FAMILY CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 1986-87 PELLS,BUT CHANGES MAY LOOM\n## Family contribution schedules under law\n## Inflation offsets and discretionary income formula\n## Proposed administration changes and eligibility limits\n## Pell Grant contact information","[{\"question\":\"Why is the supplemental appropriations bill being marked up next week?\",\"answer\":\"It is prepared to address fiscal 1985 higher education needs, including funding expected to support Pell Grants and Guaranteed Student Loans.\"},{\"question\":\"What change does the Reagan administration propose for the top Pell Grant?\",\"answer\":\"It proposes reducing the top Pell Grant from $2,100 to $2,000.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the 1986-87 Pell family contribution schedules get determined?\",\"answer\":\"They are set based on the previous year and updated mainly by changing family size offsets for inflation, which will be determined later.\"}]","HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE TO MARK UP EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTALS NEXT WEEK - Education Supplementals Markup | PDF",1789971438]