Starting in fiscal year 2026, the bill would replace ten specified education grant programs with block grants to states. Each grant would match the amount that state received from those programs in fiscal year 2025, unless Congress provides otherwise. The bill defines states as the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.
The listed grants support areas such as local schools, assessments, English language learning, rural education, and Indian education. The bill would end those programs and send the funds to states as block grants. It does not say how states would use the grants. No publicly available information on how this change would affect individual students or schools.
The bill would use funds equal to the listed programs' fiscal year 2025 state amounts for block grants, unless Congress provides otherwise. No publicly available information on total costs or any additional expenses.
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