Emmett School District Faces Uncertain Future Amid $406K Shortfall
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, JUL 15 – Governor Kemp directs state agencies to freeze spending through fiscal 2027 to manage impacts of $1.5 trillion federal budget cuts, with contingency plans required by September 5.
- On Wednesday, July 9, 2025 in Atlanta, Gov. Brian Kemp ordered state agencies to freeze spending at current levels for fiscal years 2026 and 2027, aiming to protect the state from federal funding cuts.
- On July 3, the Republican-controlled Congress passed a budget bill containing about $1.5 trillion in spending reductions, partly offsetting a $4 trillion tax cut Democrats say benefits the wealthy.
- Agencies must, per Rick Dunn, prepare state funds holdback contingency plans and submit requests by Sept. 5.
- Some legislative Democrats called for a special session to cover funding gaps, while Kemp has shown no inclination to reconvene lawmakers before the January 2026 legislative session.
- Legal challenges highlight that more than 20 states have sued the administration to unfreeze billions in funding, and federal cuts are expected to affect health-care services and education programs.
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Emmett School District is taking action as federal funds are frozen for review
This upcoming school year, the Emmett school district hopes to offer new education options but now they have to balance that with the latest federal cuts to the Department of Education. Im your Emmett neighborhood reporter, Alexander Huddleston, speaking with the superintendent, who says they are already working on a plan of action.See what the Emmett School District plans to do to combat possible budget cuts. Emmett School District is taking ac…

Kemp orders state spending freeze amid uncertain federal funding
ATLANTA - Gov. Brian Kemp is ordering state agencies to freeze spending at current levels during this fiscal year and fiscal 2027 to protect the state from federal funding cuts in the budget bill Congress passed this month.
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