July 28, 2025 - 03:09
In a significant development for K-12 education, the Trump administration announced on Friday that it will soon release billions in federal funding that had been held up for several weeks. This decision comes as a relief to Flagler County Schools and other educational institutions across the nation that have been awaiting the disbursement of crucial financial resources.
The funding, which amounts to $6.8 billion, is earmarked for various essential programs, including migrant education and English-language learning. Originally, these funds were anticipated to be distributed before July 1. However, the administration decided to pause the release just one day prior, citing the need for a staff review of the allocations.
The delay sparked bipartisan concern among lawmakers, who voiced their objections to the administration's decision. With the impending release of these funds, schools can now look forward to accessing vital resources that support educational programs and services for students in need.
