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Alaska school districts join lawsuit over Trump administration freeze of billions for education

Three Alaska school districts have joined a coalition from across the country — including school districts, teachers unions, parents and advocacy groups — suing the Trump administration for blocking ...

KTVF on MSN · 2d

Trump plans to release billions in frozen school funding after Alaska schools sue Department of Education

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Alaska school districts sue over Trump administration’s freeze of federal education funds

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Feds releasing millions of dollars in delayed school money to Delaware

Millions of dollars in federal grants for schools nationwide are coming from the U.S. Department of Education after a nearly monthlong delay.

Charleston Gazette-Mail · 2d

Relief for WV schools: Federal education funding unlocked after lawsuits, GOP push

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How Florida missed out on $2.2 billion in Medicaid funding for schools

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Colorado to receive $67 million in education funds Trump administration had frozen for nearly a month

“Federal dollars provide critical support for every child in Colorado — no matter where they live — to learn, grow and thrive,” Colorado Education Commissioner Susana Córdova said in an email to supe...

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White House will unfreeze education funding, a relief to schools

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Education Department releases $5 billion to schools after monthlong hold

Fairbanks Daily News-Miner20h

Alaska appeals to US Education Department after failing funding test, with $80.8 million at stake

The state of Alaska has filed an appeal with the U.S. Department of Education after federal officials said the state failed a test measuring the differences in funding between school

Juneau Empire13dOpinion

Opinion: The fight to improve public education has just begun

The good news is that in July 2024, the Alaska Supreme Court gave a unanimous opinion that our homeschool laws are constitutional, confirming what many educators and parents already knew: education funding belongs to students, not to the special interests. It was a victory for parental rights and educational freedom.

Anchorage Daily News4d

Former state legislator wins lawsuit that sought to enforce a clause of the Alaska Constitution

The legal victory has limited immediate impact because lawmakers this year re-passed all the bills that were combined into Senate Bill 189.