The Department of Education is estimated, from the Default to America Act, to lose $4 billion cut from schools serving low-income students.
David Trone: “The Department of Education is estimated, from the Default to America Act, to lose $4 billion cut from schools serving…”
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Trone highlights the potential loss of funding for low-income schools due to Republican policies.
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