Blocks big changes to how schools get federal Impact Aid money
This bill would stop the Department of Education from making major changes to how the Impact Aid program is run. This means school districts that get this federal money would see more stable rules. The Secretary of Education would also have to tell Congress each year that the program's rules haven't changed significantly.
Today, the Department of Education can change how it runs the Impact Aid program as it sees fit, within existing laws. There are no specific rules stopping big changes from a past date or requiring annual reports to Congress about program stability. If this bill passes, the Department of Education would not be able to make significant changes to the Impact Aid program from how it was run on January 1, 2025, unless a law or court order says so. The Secretary of Education would also have to send a report to Congress every year confirming this.
HR 4260 · 119th Congress · June 30, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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