Withheld Adult Education Funds Worry Community Colleges
Briefly

The Trump administration has frozen $716 million intended for adult education programs, which was scheduled for distribution to states on July 1. This funding includes support for high school equivalency and ESL programs. The freeze is part of a broader review of education funding, amidst the withholding of $7 billion for K-12 education. A spokesperson cited concerns over misuse of grant programs as a justification. States and community colleges face challenges in providing services without the necessary funding, risking layoffs and reduced educational opportunities.
The Trump administration has frozen roughly $716 million intended for adult education programs, impacting funding for high school equivalency classes, ESL programs, and community colleges.
The ongoing review of education funding highlights accusations of misuse by states in supporting what the administration calls a radical leftwing agenda.
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