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Restored grants support after-school programs, English language learners, migrant education and professional development.

 Districts get some financial relief after the Trump administration reportedly restores grants for some afterschool and summer programs.

Nearly half the states in the nation sued the Trump administration Monday over the president's summertime freeze on nearly $7 billion in K12 funding.

Districts and states are scrambling to stretch resources after President Trump halted distribution of more than $6 billion to schools.

The long-anticipated 'big, beautiful bill' narrowly passed through the Senate on Tuesday, drawing concern from leading education organizations.

On Friday, the Trump Administration released additional budget materials for the Fiscal Year 2026, which potentially blocks more than $6 billion for crucial K12 programs.