The bill would create competitive grants for schools, state education agencies, and certain partnerships. Grants would support training for arts educators and creative arts therapists, inclusive arts curricula, and changes to classroom materials and lessons for children with disabilities. Grants could last up to three years, with one possible two-year renewal. Priority would go to applicants serving schools that receive Title I funds. The bill authorizes $15 million for fiscal years 2026 through 2030.
If enacted, the program could help participating schools train staff and adapt arts lessons for children with disabilities. The bill does not provide grants directly to students or families.
The bill authorizes a total of $15 million for fiscal years 2026 through 2030. It does not specify how much would be awarded to each recipient.
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