A Trump administration funding freeze could wreck summer for low-income families and wipe out some after-school programming ...

The administration this week froze over $6 billion in federal education grants meant for immigrant and low-income students.

Texas is estimated to be short about $660 million dollars in expected education funding because of this delay.

The frozen funds are used for teacher development, before- and after-school programs, and English as a second language ...

events this summer at Children of Gettysburg 1863®. Designed for families and youth, these hands-on programs run throughout July and August 2025, aiming to spark curiosity and promote learning during ...

Pennsylvania education officials were informed of the funding delay late June 30, after school districts had already approved ...

In classrooms inside the Scranton School for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Children this week, children and adults painted fireworks ...

Gov. Greg Abbott recently did it by rejecting $60 million in federal dollars that would have enrolled Texas in a program ...

The Trump administration’s freeze on $6B in federal grants jeopardizes after-school and summer programs for low-income kids, impacting thousands nationwide.

The decision to eliminate the Adolescent Support and Counseling Services after the 2025-26 school year follows a federal ...