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More than $27 million designated for Maine schools and educators is currently being withheld, as reported by the Maine Department of Education. In response to this pressing issue, the Governor of Maine has joined a coalition of governors from multiple states, urging federal authorities to expedite the release of these crucial funds.
The withheld funds are part of a larger federal education budget aimed at supporting schools across the nation. The Governor emphasized that these resources are vital for ensuring that students receive the quality education they deserve, especially in the wake of challenges posed by the pandemic.
The coalition of governors argues that the delay in funding is hindering educational progress and affecting the ability of schools to provide necessary services and support for students and teachers alike. As discussions continue at the federal level, the Maine Governor remains hopeful that swift action will be taken to unlock these funds, ultimately benefiting students and educators throughout the state.
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