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The Trump administration's funding cuts have significantly impacted K-12 education, disrupting over $12bn in federal allocations. Education Week reports that the U.S. Department of Education canceled more than 730 grants worth at least $2.2bn across various programs. Lindsey Burke, deputy chief of staff for policy and programs at the Education Department, said: "We are using those dollars to reinvest in better projects that are really serving students better." The cuts have affected numerous initiatives, including special education and mental health services, leading to job losses for educators and halted projects. Despite pushback from lawmakers and ongoing legal challenges, the administration has shown little inclination to reverse its funding disruptions, raising concerns about the long-term effects on educational institutions.
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California
The Trump administration's funding cuts have significantly impacted K-12 education, disrupting over $12m in federal allocations. Education Week reports that the U.S. Department of Education canceled more than 730 grants worth at least $2.2bn across various programs. Lindsey Burke, deputy chief of staff for policy and programs at the Education Department, said: "We are using those dollars to reinvest in better projects that are really serving students better." The cuts have affected numerous initiatives, including special education and mental health services, leading to job losses for educators and halted projects. Despite pushback from lawmakers and ongoing legal challenges, the administration has shown little inclination to reverse its funding disruptions, raising concerns about the long-term effects on educational institutions.
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Texas
The Trump administration's funding cuts have significantly impacted K-12 education, disrupting over $12bn in federal allocations. Education Week reports that the U.S. Department of Education canceled more than 730 grants worth at least $2.2bn across various programs. Lindsey Burke, deputy chief of staff for policy and programs at the Education Department, said: "We are using those dollars to reinvest in better projects that are really serving students better." The cuts have affected numerous initiatives, including special education and mental health services, leading to job losses for educators and halted projects. Despite pushback from lawmakers and ongoing legal challenges, the administration has shown little inclination to reverse its funding disruptions, raising concerns about the long-term effects on educational institutions.
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Florida
The Trump administration's funding cuts have significantly impacted K-12 education, disrupting over $12bn in federal allocations. Education Week reports that the U.S. Department of Education canceled more than 730 grants worth at least $2.2bn across various programs. Lindsey Burke, deputy chief of staff for policy and programs at the Education Department, said: "We are using those dollars to reinvest in better projects that are really serving students better." The cuts have affected numerous initiatives, including special education and mental health services, leading to job losses for educators and halted projects. Despite pushback from lawmakers and ongoing legal challenges, the administration has shown little inclination to reverse its funding disruptions, raising concerns about the long-term effects on educational institutions.
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