South Florida public schools expect ‘significant’ impact after feds funding freeze

More good news for the leopards🐆🐆... The Miami-Dade County School Board member who represents District 1 and has a doctorate in educational administration and supervision, said this will impact much-needed programs. “We don’t understand what under review means, but we have anticipated the narrative, but we could not have anticipated a $45 million haircut in July". The grants in limbo fund programs such as teachers’ development, summer and after-school services, academic enrichment, English, education for children of migrant workers; and adult literacy.It’s unclear how many jobs at M-DCPS and BCPS are at risk because of the lack of funding.