Community schools would get billions in federal support to offer more health, learning, and family services.
This bill would set aside billions of dollars over five years to help local schools become "full-service community schools." These schools offer extra support like health services, mental health care, after-school programs, and family assistance. The goal is to provide comprehensive support to students and their families, especially in high-need areas, rural communities, and Tribal lands.
Today, many schools offer some community services, but there isn't a dedicated, large-scale federal program with clear definitions and funding for "full-service community schools." This bill would establish a structured federal grant program. It would authorize billions of dollars to help eligible schools integrate a comprehensive range of health, social, and educational support services, making them central hubs for community well-being.
HR 8752 · 119th Congress · May 12, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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