Sentences with phrase «existing federal dollars»
"Existing federal dollars" refers to the money that the government already has or is currently budgeted for various purposes or programs. Full definition
This will be done, according to the plan, by reprioritizing existing federal dollars.
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When Trump spoke at a Cleveland charter school in September, he pledged to funnel $ 20 billion in existing federal dollars into scholarships for low - income students.
In September, Trump pledged to funnel $ 20 billion in existing federal dollars into scholarships for low - income students, an idea that would require congressional approval.
This will be done by reprioritizing existing federal dollars.
While no one knew it for sure at the time, there would be no federal Race to the Top funding, nor even, as it turned out, a federal waiver from No Child Left Behind that would free up existing federal dollars for new programs in Chicago.
Trump's plan would reprioritize existing federal dollars to establish a grant to allow children living in poverty to attend the school of their choice.
Trump's plan would reprioritize existing federal dollars to establish a grant to allow children living in poverty to attend whatever school they wanted.
As for those school choice investments, it's not clear where any of those federal dollars would come from or how the president - elect plans to lobby 50 states to re-allocate their own money to that end (Trump says he will «reprioritize existing federal dollars»; West believes that money will come from existing education spending).
Nevertheless to encourage choice, Trump's first budget if elected would include an additional $ 20 billion that will be raised by «reprioritizing existing federal dollars» to create a block grant that would be dedicated to «the 11 million school - aged kids living in absolute poverty.»
Trump's plan to add «an additional federal investment of $ 20 billion towards school choice» would be accomplished by «reprioritizing existing federal dollars,» he and his campaign said.