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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Let Him Cancel Grants to Teachers

Last updated: March 27, 2025 5:02 am
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The Trump administration has made a controversial move by asking the Supreme Court to cancel $65 million in teacher-training grants that it believes would promote diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. This request has sparked a legal battle, with the court indicating that it will act quickly on the government’s emergency application.

This is not the first time the administration has sought emergency relief from the Supreme Court in response to a lower-court ruling. In fact, this is the fifth such application since President Trump took office. The Education Department recently sent grant recipients letters ending the funding, citing violations of federal civil rights laws and a lack of alignment with the department’s priorities.

Judge Myong J. Joun of the Federal District Court in Massachusetts temporarily ordered the grants to remain available while considering a suit brought by California and seven other states challenging the terminations. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit rejected a request from the Trump administration to pause Judge Joun’s order, stating that the government’s arguments were based on speculation and hyperbole.

In response to these legal challenges, the Trump administration filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court, arguing that lower-court rulings are hindering government initiatives. Acting Solicitor General Sarah M. Harris emphasized the need for the Supreme Court to intervene and “right the ship” at this critical juncture.

The case stems from the administration’s decision to terminate over $600 million in grants for teacher training, citing concerns about divisive ideologies such as social justice activism and anti-racism. These cuts have had a significant impact on programs aimed at developing a diverse educational workforce and addressing teacher shortages in underserved areas.

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The lawsuit challenging these cuts was filed by a coalition of eight attorneys general, including those from New York and Massachusetts. They argue that the cuts will destabilize school districts and harm the quality of instruction, leading to immediate and irreparable harm for students and teachers-in-training.

The outcome of this legal battle will have far-reaching implications for teacher training programs and efforts to promote diversity and equity in education. As the Supreme Court considers the government’s emergency application, the future of these grants hangs in the balance.

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