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District staff brief board on federal grants, warn of potential disruption if state action shifts

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Summary

Administrators outlined the district’s major federal grants, including Title programs and the National School Lunch Program, and explained that about 7.6% of the district budget comes from federal sources; board members asked questions about contingency planning if federal funding channels change.

District staff told the Quincy School Board that federal grants fund multiple essential programs — and that changes at the federal or state level could affect those funds.

Why it matters: The board sought clarity about how much of the district budget depends on federal funding and how quickly programs would be affected if federal administration or state pass-through arrangements changed.

Victoria Hodge and staff explained that a large portion of the district’s federal funding consists of longstanding, statutory…

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