📉The budget proposal cuts funding for after-school programs and other investments in public school students.
💼The proposal supports the privatization agenda, which is not authorized by Congress.
🔒No steps are taken to address gun safety measures or reduce the number of guns in schools.
💰Funding for low-income students and students with disabilities is not increased.
🎓The budget proposes cuts to colleges and universities that primarily serve low-income and minority students.
Why does the budget proposal cut funding for after-school programs?
—The budget proposal prioritizes other areas and does not see after-school programs as a priority investment.
What is the impact of supporting privatization on education?
—Supporting privatization takes away resources from public schools and can lead to unequal access to education.
Why are there no measures to address gun safety in schools?
—The budget proposal does not prioritize addressing gun safety measures in schools.
Why is there no increase in funding for low-income students and students with disabilities?
—The budget proposal focuses on other priorities and does not allocate additional funding for these groups.
How do the proposed budget cuts affect colleges and universities that serve low-income and minority students?
—The proposed cuts would impact the resources and support available to these institutions and their students.
00:00The chairman thanks everyone for their work in passing bipartisan spending bills.
02:22The chairman criticizes the previous government shutdown and hopes to avoid a repeat in the future.
04:08The chairman expresses disappointment in the budget proposal's lack of investment in education.
05:50The chairman raises concerns about the proposed title 9 rule and its potential impact on campus sexual assault.
07:31The chairman calls out the department's lack of responsiveness to committee directives.
