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Early ed, K-12 make plans for a government shutdown

September 29, 2023

Via: K-12 Dive

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Early childhood and K-12 educators are anticipating the impacts they’ll see from a potential federal government shutdown if Congress doesn’t approve a FY 2024 budget or short-term funding plan by the end of the day Sept. 30.

Despite Congress reaching a budget deal in June to level-fund nondefense programs, including early childhood, elementary and secondary education, lawmakers have been at an impasse on determining specific appropriations.

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