Trump’s budget would abolish funding for English learners, adult ed, teacher recruitment

Trump’s budget would abolish funding for English learners, adult ed, teacher recruitment

President Donald Trump would maintain funding levels for students with disabilities and for Title I aid for low-income students while wiping out long-standing programs serving migrant children, teachers in training, college-bound students, English learners and adult learners in the education budget for fiscal 2026. Trump’s “skinny budget” (see pages 6-11) which he released on Friday, would cut $12 billion or about 15% of K-12 and some higher edu…

How Trump's budget would hit CA education funding

The president's proposal would impact programs for migrant children, teachers in training, English learners and more. This content Trump’s budget would abolish funding for English learners, adult ed, teacher recruitment appeared first on inewsource.

For Puerto Rico, the cuts could mean a reduction in funds for renewable energy sources. By Editor of Sin Comillas On Friday, May 2, President Donald Trump announced his proposal for the federal budget for the federal fiscal year 2026, which represents a sharp cut in spending and will result in a significant impact of federal funds received by Puerto Rico, and which currently represent 46.1% of the island's consolidated budget. "The proposal focu…

The Skinny Budget with a Big Appetite - Taxpayers for Common Sense

Last Friday, while you were anxiously awaiting the Weekly Wastebasket, the Trump Administration released its “Skinny” Budget Request for fiscal year 2026. What’s a skinny budget? So glad you asked. In the first year of a new administration, the President submits a much shorter budget request than normal. That gives lawmakers a sense of what the administration will be proposing once they’ve had time to complete the full budget request. The differ…

Trump’s ‘skinny’ budget would cut these major North Country programs

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