July 18, 2025 - 18:06
Eighteen Democratic governors have called for the federal government to expedite the release of $6.8 billion in education funding that has been delayed. This substantial sum is earmarked for crucial initiatives, including teacher recruitment and training, STEM education, and the integration of technology in educational settings. The governors emphasized the importance of these funds in enhancing digital literacy skills and supporting afterschool programs that benefit students across the nation.
In their joint statement, the governors highlighted that the delayed funding undermines efforts to improve educational opportunities, particularly in underserved communities. They argued that investing in education is essential for preparing students for the challenges of the future and ensuring that they have the necessary skills to thrive in an increasingly digital world. The governors are urging prompt action from federal authorities to disburse these funds, which are critical for the development of a robust and equitable education system.
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Northamptonshire Councils Face Significant Education Budget DeficitTwo councils in Northamptonshire are grappling with a substantial education budget deficit, projected to reach £92 million. This alarming financial situation stems from overspends that have been...
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