In any state, voucher programs should require private schools taking vouchers to abide by the same requirements as public schools. Courtesy of our friends at Public Schools First NC. https://www.facebook.com/publicschoolsfirstnc/posts/pfbid0RQkey6geDGutvEdmoWtro1HedjbxA18F1f4fm5ABopkfhCGYqDnDoVzBLzD7j1SEl Originally posted to Facebook 7/20/25....
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GOP members of US Senate protest Trump freeze of $6.8B in school funding
Ask our Kansas Senators Marshall and Moran to sign on to this letter calling for the release of already-appropriated education funds. (Contact information at bottom of post.) Districts received notice that the funds were being withheld just one day from the disbursement date. “Republican members of the U.S. Senate called on Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought in a letter Wednesday to release the $6.8 billion in funds for K-12 schools that the Trump administration is withholding. “The letter marked a major friction point between President Donald Trump and influential lawmakers in his own party as...
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ALEC is meeting in Indianapolis. Do you know where your legislators are? Sen. Gossage is on the Education Funding Task Force, and she is certainly not representing the vast majority of her constituents gathering bad policy ideas from an anti-public education bill mill and rubbing elbows with Education Secretary Linda McMahon. She added in the comments that she shares McMahon’s views. Read our summary on ALEC here: Originally posted to Facebook on 7/17/25....
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ICYMI. This is unacceptable. “The U.S. Department of Education told states on Monday afternoon that it would not deliver nearly $7 billion from seven K-12 education programs on July 1, as federal law requires. “Five of the programs are formula funding streams that support K-12 school districts, as well as organizations that partner with schools to offer before- and after-school programs. The remaining two support efforts at schools, community colleges, and other organizations to offer adult education—including for literacy and civics instruction. “In March, Congress approved a continuing resolution that carried over federal funding levels from the 2024...
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