US EditionTrump cuts $106M in Mass. K-12 school funding, state says
- The Trump administration moved to terminate $106 million in K-12 education funding for Massachusetts.
- The Trump administration decided to revoke extensions for COVID-19 relief funds.
- The funds were meant for mental health, tutoring, school security, and cleaning air systems.
- Governor Healey said Trump ripped away funding for Massachusetts students and schools.
- Massachusetts officials are responding to the cuts, which they say affect 41 states and $2 billion.
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Trump admin. terminated $106 million in Mass. K-12 education grants, state says
Gov. Maura Healey's office says the U.S. Department of Education terminated over $2 billion in grants across 41 states despite reaffirming to in February that Massachusetts had until next year to spend the funds
Fitchburg officials say cuts to federal funding put school improvements at risk
As President Donald Trump’s administration cuts $106 million in K-12 education grant funding for Massachusetts, Fitchburg city officials said Tuesday that funding for school infrastructure improvement projects is at risk of being on the chopping block.
The Sun (Lowell)
Trump cuts $106M in COVID-era grant funding for Massachusetts as Senate taps pol to lead Democratic response
Senate President Karen Spilka tapped an Arlington Democrat to start crafting a response to President Donald Trump’s actions that have impacted Massachusetts, a move that comes months into his second term and just as the feds cut millions in K-12 funding for the Bay State. Beacon Hill Democrats have started to face increasing pressure from progressives to push through policies that attempt to counteract Trump’s efforts to cut federal funding flow…
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