US judge temporarily halts Trump plan to cut hundreds of millions of dollars for teacher training
- A federal judge in Boston temporarily halted the Trump administration's plan to cut hundreds of millions of dollars for teacher training, affecting programs meant to address the teacher shortage.
- U.S. District Judge Myong Joun sided with eight states requesting a temporary restraining order against the cuts.
- The plaintiffs argued that the Education Department's cancellations of programs violated administrative law, causing lasting harm to teacher training programs.
- Judge Joun noted that without immediate relief, public schools would face significant program cuts and potential closures.
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University at Buffalo teacher residency program in jeopardy after federal funding cuts
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- A University at Buffalo program that trains future teachers is in jeopardy if it loses key federal funding. The potential cuts have sparked concern over the impact it can have on local classrooms. UB's Urban Teacher Residency Program is a yearlong, hands-on experience that prepares aspiring teachers to work in Buffalo Public Schools. Amanda Winkelsas, the programs director, said their model has shown impressive outcomes. …
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Not allowed to teach, too valuable to lose: registration delays costing schools
Relief teachers have been called in to plug the gaps left in classrooms by new staff who have been hired but had their approval to teach stalled.
·Sydney, Australia
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