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Presenter says budget adds $350 million for K–12 evidence-based funding and launches vocational grants

State Government · June 2, 2026
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Summary

The speaker announced $350 million added to evidence-based K–12 funding, record support for public schools and higher education, continued MAP and AIM HIGH funding, and a new high-school vocational training grant to expand education-to-workforce pathways.

Presenter said the budget added $350,000,000 for evidence-based funding in K–12 to deliver what they called the "highest ever funding levels" for public schools. They also said funding for universities and community colleges increased while maintaining MAP and AIM HIGH grants.

The address announced a new high-school vocational training grant intended to expand education-to-workforce programming; details such as grant size, eligibility, and rollout were not specified in the remarks.