Join CAP for a discussion on mitigating the effects of federal cuts to public schools to ensure equal access to a quality education for all students.

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Back to School,
New Uncertainties

How Cuts to Public Education Threaten Student Success

TUES AUG 19, 2025

11:00 AM-12:00 PM ET | ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Two children cross the street on the first day of school at Carl Von Linne Elementary in Chicago, Illinois, August 21, 2023. (Getty/Talia Sprague/Chicago Tribune)
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SPEAKERS

Chase Christensen

Principal and Superintendent, Sheridan County School District 3, Wyoming

Michael A. DiNapoli Jr.

Director, Federal Policy, Learning Policy Institute

Bobby Kogan

Senior Director, Federal Budget Policy, Center for American Progress

Yasmina White

Public School Advocate, Florida

MODERATED BY

Weadé James

Senior Director, K-12 Education Policy, Center for American Progress

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Recent decisions—including the cancellation of education research and teacher training grants, the reduction of the federal education workforce, and the withholding of critical education funds—have raised serious questions about the federal government’s commitment to ensuring equal access to a quality education for all students.

 

Join the Center for American Progress and local leaders to explore the implications of these actions at the local level and assess how they are affecting schools’ ability to have a strong start to the academic year. Panelists will also discuss the effects these actions are having on students, educators, and families and what state and district leaders can do to help mitigate these effects. The discussion will conclude with an analysis of education funding rescissions and the fiscal year 2026 federal education budget.

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