Trump Administration Freezes $6.8 Billion in Federal Education Funds, Impacting States Nationwide
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The Trump administration has frozen $6.8 billion in education funds nationwide, including over $811 million for California, affecting programs for English learners, migrant children, and other educational initiatives, amid ongoing conflicts over federal education policy and legal challenges.
- Trump administration freezes $6.8 billion in federal education funds; California hit hard Los Angeles Times
- States Face Uncertainty as an Estimated $4.8 Billion in K–12 Funding Remains Unreleased: Here’s the Fiscal Impact by State Learning Policy Institute
- Education Department freezes cash for school districts, teacher training, migrant students Politico
- CA Dept. of Education responds as Trump administration freezes federal school funds nationwide ABC7 San Francisco
- Trump Tells States He’s Holding Back $6.8 Billion for Schools Education Week
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