US EditionColorado Schools Will Get Remaining $66 Million After Trump Administration Unfreezes Education Funds
EL PASO COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 29 – The Trump administration reversed a freeze on over $5 billion in federal education grants nationwide after political pressure, restoring more than $19 million to El Paso County schools, officials said.
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Colorado schools will get remaining $66 million after Trump administration unfreezes education funds
After nearly a month of waiting for funds that were promised in the spring, the remaining $66 million in federal education grants previously frozen by the Trump administration will be released to Colorado schools. The Trump administration made the announcement on Friday, stating that the U.S. Department of Education would be releasing more than $5 billion in grant funding nationwide for Title I-C, II-A, III-A, IV-A, and Adult Education and Famil…
Trump administration reverses plan to withhold federal education grant funds, relieving El Paso school leaders
The Trump administration is lifting a freeze on federal education grants and will release billions of dollars in public education grants Monday, including more than $19 million for El Paso County school districts, the Texas Education Agency announced Friday. The freeze was announced June 30, a day before the Department of Education was scheduled to send state government agencies a collective $6 billion in grants that fund programs for English-la…
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