Court blocks Trump's move to cut school mental health grants
The Trump administration's Department of Education moved to cut federal funding for school mental health programs. Democratic state attorneys general, led by California's Rob Bonta, went to court to stop this. A federal judge temporarily blocked the cuts, preventing the grants from being terminated.
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5 sourcesFederal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Second Attempt to Halt Mental Health Grants to Struggling Schools and States
Education Department loses bid to terminate mental health grants
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3 sourcesCoalition of 15 states get court to block Trump's move to cut school mental health grants
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2 developments- Jul 28Federal judge blocks cuts to mental health grants for 9 WA schools
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