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Indiana becomes the latest state to receive flexibility from Trump on federal education spending
Indiana has been granted flexibility by the Trump administration to consolidate $50 million in federal education funds from five streams into one with fewer restrictions, joining Iowa and Louisiana. The waiver aims to reduce compliance costs by $20 million but was denied a proposal to redirect funds to higher-performing schools for a school choice program.
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