The latest cuts to federal funding for public schools are hitting four of the poorest school districts in North Carolina, and more funding losses could soon be coming for other schools in low-income communities.
State Superintendent Mo Green announced Thursday that late last week he received a notifying him that "stabilization grants" to some school districts were immediately canceled.
Green said the letter ended a deadline extension that the Biden administration had given schools to finish spending down these pandemic-era grants on building repairs that were still underway.
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