Congress poised to force $1B cut to local DC budget, surprising many lawmakers
Congress is poised to pass a President Trump-endorsed funding bill this week that Washington, D.C., officials warn would lead to a $1 billion cut to the District’s local budget, a move that has been catching members of both parties off guard.
The possible loss of federal education money could affect low-income students, teacher recruitment and help for disabled ...
The U.S. Agriculture Department is ending two pandemic-era programs that provided more than $1 billion for schools and food ...
Washington Teachers’ Union members distributed flyers warning about potential impacts of federal education cuts, highlighting risks to special education, school meals, and funding for ...
One Wiregrass area nutrition director is in D.C. to meet with lawmakers to advocate against these cuts. In the recent effort ...
Teachers, staff and community members spoke out against Grossmont Union High School District's potential job cuts for the next school year.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) says it has nixed more than $1 billion in funding for local food banks and schools ...
The level-service budget for all other departments in town came out to $13.8 million, with administration required to cut $400,000. Just before the Select Board meeting, Belchertown High School ...
Randi Weingarten, the head of the American Federation of Teachers – one of the nation's largest teacher unions with 1.8 million members – denounced the cuts as "an attack on opportunity that will gut ...
The Trump administration last week moved to cut more than $1 billion in programs that helped schools and food banks buy fresh ...
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