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Phoenix, AZ ~ In a recent statement released by Governor Katie Hobbs, it was revealed that Superintendent Tom Horne has lost a staggering $29 million in federal funds intended to assist underperforming students. This news has sparked outrage and concern among education advocates and officials.
According to the statement, Superintendent Horne's actions have once again left public schools in a difficult position, with less resources available to support struggling students. This loss of funding means that underfunded schools and students who are already falling behind will have even less assistance.
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Governor Hobbs expressed disappointment in Superintendent Horne's handling of the situation, stating that he has consistently put his own political agenda ahead of the needs of public schools and the children who rely on them. She called for him to be held accountable for his mismanagement of school improvement grants and the resulting loss of critical federal funding.
This latest development comes after Superintendent Horne failed to secure important Title I funding for Arizona public schools. Instead, he focused efforts on a $10 million advertising campaign for the controversial ESA program, which has been criticized for its lack of accountability and sustainability.
As this news continues to unfold, many are calling for immediate action to address the mishandling of funds and ensure that every child in Arizona has access to quality education opportunities.
According to the statement, Superintendent Horne's actions have once again left public schools in a difficult position, with less resources available to support struggling students. This loss of funding means that underfunded schools and students who are already falling behind will have even less assistance.
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Governor Hobbs expressed disappointment in Superintendent Horne's handling of the situation, stating that he has consistently put his own political agenda ahead of the needs of public schools and the children who rely on them. She called for him to be held accountable for his mismanagement of school improvement grants and the resulting loss of critical federal funding.
This latest development comes after Superintendent Horne failed to secure important Title I funding for Arizona public schools. Instead, he focused efforts on a $10 million advertising campaign for the controversial ESA program, which has been criticized for its lack of accountability and sustainability.
As this news continues to unfold, many are calling for immediate action to address the mishandling of funds and ensure that every child in Arizona has access to quality education opportunities.
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