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AASA Statement on the Release of Frozen Federal Funds for FY25
SCHULER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF AASA, THE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION, RELEASED THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT TODAY REGARDING THE RELEASE OF FY25 FEDERAL FUNDS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. "We are pleased public schools will receive the funding as appropriated by Congress for the 2025-26 school year.
Macon Telegraph on MSN1d
Macon schools avoid nearly $7M loss, frozen federal money restored by Trump adminWhen the freeze was announced on June 30, the Bibb County School District stood to lose nearly $7 million in federal ...
The Trump Administration is successfully reversing the decades-long woke-capture of our nation’s higher education ...
The school board will view a presentation on the 2026 tentative budget and vote on the 2025-2026 student code of conduct.
The freeze follows two federal investigations launched Monday by the Trump administration into Duke University and Duke ...
The Georgia Board of Education met briefly Tuesday to distribute $48.2 million in previously frozen federal funds to centers ...
Chalkbeat on MSN5d
Schools waiting for frozen federal funds face staff layoffs, dwindling budget reservesThe Trump administration is holding back billions for schools. As the school year nears, programs that boosted graduation ...
NCDOT announced it's working to secure funding for a replacement for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge after a federal grant was ...
The Monterey County Herald on MSN2d
Rep. Panetta, local leaders speak out about release of previously frozen education funds: ‘A cautious victory’The Monterey County Office of Education has yet to receive an official notice of when and exactly how much funding is going ...
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