The U.S. Senate has approved a spending bill providing a modest 1% increase for the Department of Education, starkly contrasting the House’s proposed 14% cut. While this is positive news, the bill still faces hurdles before becoming law. Career and technical education (CTE) saw some gains, with a $35 million increase in the Perkins Basic State Grant. However, the bill also includes a $10 million increase for a CTE initiative that has raised concerns among education advocates.
With the upcoming fiscal year beginning on October 1, lawmakers face a tight deadline to finalize spending bills. A continuing resolution is likely necessary to keep the government operating while negotiations continue. The outcome of these negotiations will determine the full impact of the FY 2025 budget on education and workforce development programs.
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