How Trump's federal education cuts could leave Virginia schools with a $2.4B shortfall
Virginia schools face a potential $2.4 billion shortfall if President Donald Trump's federal education cuts are implemented. The loss of federal funding could severely impact programs for high-poverty students, teacher training, and food assistance. As school divisions prepare their budgets, uncertainty looms about the impact of Trump's cuts, particularly in areas like Richmond and Charlottesville. Legal challenges further complicate the situation, leaving Virginia's educational future uncertain.
Virginia schools face a potential $2.4 billion shortfall if President Donald Trump's federal education cuts are implemented. The loss of federal funding could severely impact programs for high-poverty students, teacher training, and food assistance. As school divisions prepare their budgets, uncertainty looms about the impact of Trump's cuts, particularly in areas like Richmond and Charlottesville. Legal challenges further complicate the situation, leaving Virginia's educational future uncertain.
