Marin leaders celebrate release of $42M education outlay

Local leaders said they are relieved that millions of dollars in federal education funds for Marin have been unfrozen and will be fully restored.

The Trump administration said Friday it would release more than $6 billion in funding nationally for English language classes, adult literacy and other programs that it had withheld on July 1. California schools had been slated to receive $939 million, of which Marin schools were in line for $42 million.

Marin school superintendents, who have already set their 2025-26 school year budgets that were partially dependent on the federal grants, said they are breathing easier — at least for the moment.

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