More than $6 billion in federal funding that schools use for summer and after-school programs, as well as things like English language instruction are currently

Arizona members of Congress are calling on the federal government to release $118 million in education funding.

Pennsylvania education officials were informed of the funding delay late June 30, after school districts had already approved their budgets. The funding freeze affects seven federal programs totaling nearly $7 billion nationwide.

Missoula's Lifelong Learning Center recently learned that the majority of its funding will no longer be available after the passage of the "big, beautiful bill."

Atlanta-area after-school and summer program providers are sounding the alarm after the Trump administration abruptly paused their federal grants.

While the Tennessee Department of Education has not commented on the funding freeze, local districts say it could impact millions in upcoming school year budgets.

More than $60 million in federal funding is up in the air for Nevada schools, according to a memo from the U.S. Department of Education.