A federal judge has ruled against a Trump-era policy that slashed funding for teacher training programs, potentially restoring millions in federal support for educators. The decision targets a controversial rule that limited eligibility for grants under the Teacher Quality Partnership program, which had previously helped schools improve instruction. Advocates argue the policy disproportionately harmed low-income districts and rural areas that rely on federal aid for professional development. The ruling could have broad implications for education funding and workforce training nationwide.
Judge strikes down Trump policy that cut millions in teacher-training money The Seattle Times
