US EditionWorcester Public Schools joins lawsuit to keep Dept. of Education
- Worcester Public Schools joined a lawsuit against the federal government, announced on Wednesday, to challenge actions against the DOE.
- The Trump administration's actions to reduce the Department of Education prompted the legal challenge to ensure continued federal education funding.
- Worcester became a declarant, acting as a witness for the plaintiffs, including Somerville and Easthampton, in the March 24 lawsuit.
- Superintendent Monárrez stated, "The U.S. Department of Education provides invaluable resources and technical assistance that have a direct impact on educational outcomes."
- Losing approximately $53 million in annual federal funding, about nine percent of its budget, would significantly impact WPS programs for 25,000 students.
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Worcester Schools Joins Lawsuit Against US Dept. of Education Shut Down
WORCESTER – Mayor Joe Petty announced on Wednesday. April 2, that Worcester Public Schools will support a lawsuit filed on behalf of public schools in Somerville and Easthampton against the federal government for its attempt to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education (DOE). Worcester agreed to be a declarant in the case and will act as a witness to the plaintiffs to support their position that DOE must not get shut down. During a special meet…
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