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Some local school districts — including Dover — are joining a federal lawsuit fighting the Trump administration.
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California and Vermont told schools they don’t need to respond. It amounts to some of the most forceful opposition yet as the Education Department uses federal funding as leverage to enact President D...

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Democratic-Led Cities and States Push Back on Threats to Cut US School Funding Over DEI
Some Democratic-led states and cities are pushing back on a Trump administration threat to cut education funding over diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, creating a standoff that could test how
California signals possible defiance of Trump anti-DEI order that threatens school funding
California education officials may defy a Trump administration order against diversity, equity and inclusion programs, even as federal officials threaten to cut off billions in funding.
Seacoast, NH schools face Trump threats to end DEI. Some are suing.
Schools in Seacoast NH face Trump administration's threat to take away federal funding if they don't end diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
Democratic-Led Cities, States Push Back on Trump’s Threats to Cut School Funding Over DEI
The standoff could test how far the White House is willing to go to press its demands on the nation’s schools.
WA schools superintendent resists Trump’s DEI order
Washington joins a group of Democratic-led cities and states pushing back on threats to cut K-12 school funding over diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.
Minnesota won’t comply with Trump on DEI in schools, state officials say
Minnesota was among several states to push back this week on an order by the Trump administration that K-12 schools certify they follow federal civil rights laws and eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion practices or risk loss of federal funding.
School funding in Portsmouth set to rise by $6M in proposed budget
Pay raises for Portsmouth city employees and an increase in school funding are among the highlights of the city’s proposed operating budget for the upcoming year.The Portsmouth City Council got its first look at City Manager Steven Carter’s proposed budget during a work session Monday.
'Hands Off' rally in Portsmouth: Thousands slam Trump and his policies
Thousands of protesters gather Saturday at "Hands Off" rally in Portsmouth to sound off on President Donald Trump and his tariffs, layoffs and more.
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Portsmouth’s $1 billion budget proposal lowers real estate tax, funds waterfront plans
PORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth’s proposed $1.02 billion fiscal 2026 budget includes tax relief on vehicles and real estate, employee raises and funding for a new public ... K-8 school. The budget includes a pay classification plan that will grant all city ...
Portsmouth Public Schools offering $30,000 to teachers working at Spark Schools
Portsmouth Public Schools is offering $30,000 to educators who work at Spark Schools to address staff retention and vacancies.
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Will Portsmouth hit 25,000 population? 1,000 to 1,500 new housing units coming
Portsmouth is adding 1,000 to 1,500 housing units with more to come. What will it mean for city if population hits 25,000?
Portsmouth neighbors express concerns over lack of school zone signs
Neighbors who live near the newly built Sciotoville Elementary Academy in Portsmouth, Ohio say they have concerns over the lack of school zone signs in the area.
Trivia night, sustainability fair, Portsmouth egg hunt: Community events April 7-13
PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmouth Recreation Department will host an egg hunt on Saturday, April 12 at Langdon Park. Sensory friendly at 10 a.m., preschool ages at 10:30 a.m. and grades K-2 at 1 a.m. Free, bring your own basket. For more information visit portsmouthnh.gov/recreation.
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