Anonymous wrote:Does money actually change hands in DC TAG? Or do the colleges just lower billed tuition by the amount of the subsidy?

Money changes hands.

Does money actually change hands in DC TAG? Or do the colleges just lower billed tuition by the amount of the subsidy?

According to the list of programs for which funding was halted published by the New York Times, DC TAG is not included:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/01/28/upshot/federal-programs-funding-trump-omb.html?unlocked_article_code=1.s04.ud-2.Qa4FADFgrn_s&smid=url-share

The DC Opportunity Scholarship Program which provides voucher for private schools, on the other hand, was.

Anonymous wrote:I guess this administration just cost many of us $40K.

Per kid

Anonymous wrote:That’s horrible. Are Title 1 and other federal funds for schools frozen?

How do these funds work? Are they doled out at the beginning of the financial year (and so Title 1 schools will have the funds for the rest of their school year)?

Anonymous wrote:That’s horrible. Are Title 1 and other federal funds for schools frozen?

yes

Anonymous wrote:That’s horrible. Are Title 1 and other federal funds for schools frozen?

I am also interested to know about Title I.

That’s horrible. Are Title 1 and other federal funds for schools frozen?

Do you have a source for this info?

I guess this administration just cost many of us $40K.

Oh yeah. Anything to dump on this city.

I would be floored if this particular program is going to survive this administration.