Linda McMahon

Secretary Linda McMahon announced her agency will send $144 million to states this year for two IDEA programs.

A department spokesperson did not specify where the funds came from.

but said that by October 1st, most of the money would go to programs for students ages 3 to 21.

The remaining $20.5 million to early intervention services for infants and toddlers.

The federal government has never met its promise of fully funding the program, which helps students with disabilities get a quality public education with the services they need to succeed.

Secretary Linda McMahon announced her agency will send $144 million to states this year for two IDEA programs.

A department spokesperson did not specify where the funds came from, but said that by October 1st, most of the money would go to programs for students ages 3 to 21, the remaining $20.5 million to early intervention services for infants and toddlers.

The federal government has never met its promise of fully funding the program, which helps students with disabilities

get a quality public education with the services they need to succeed.

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McMahon visited Elmira, home of Mark Twain, as part of the History Rocks Trail to Independence tour.

The secretary is visiting one school in each state.

She says there needs to be more emphasis on teaching American history and how the government works.

The tour is a partnership between the government and over 50 organizations, including Turning Point USA and the America First Policy Institute.

Celia Clark, NPR News, in Elmira, New York.

Let's go back to Harvard for a minute, when they have almost a $53 billion endowment. Now, there's a small tax that's on endowments that's currently in place. It's about 1.4%. And that's on universities that have at least 500 students that are on tuition. So that's at about, I think, $500,000 per student is kind of the barometer they look at before the taxes start.

Let's go back to Harvard for a minute, when they have almost a $53 billion endowment. Now, there's a small tax that's on endowments that's currently in place. It's about 1.4%. And that's on universities that have at least 500 students that are on tuition. So that's at about, I think, $500,000 per student is kind of the barometer they look at before the taxes start.

Let's go back to Harvard for a minute, when they have almost a $53 billion endowment. Now, there's a small tax that's on endowments that's currently in place. It's about 1.4%. And that's on universities that have at least 500 students that are on tuition. So that's at about, I think, $500,000 per student is kind of the barometer they look at before the taxes start.