The Department of Education released the results for Maine after the state failed to meet the Title IX compliance deadline on Friday.
In a “final warning” letter to Maine in early April, the ED continues its April 11th deadline.
The federal government announced in a press release Continuing termination of Maine’s federal K-12 education funding “includes official and discretionary grants.”
‘… Instead, I choose to prioritize the militant ideological agenda for student safety.
The University of Maine system already said that follow There are new federal standards as there is a risk of losing millions of grants from the US Department of Agriculture. But the entire state refused to implement President Trump. Presidential Order To keep men away from women’s sports and locker rooms.
“Department [of Education] “While Maine has given us every opportunity to comply with Title IX, state leaders stubbornly refused to do so, instead choosing to prioritize the extremist ideological agenda over student safety, privacy and dignity.”
The trainee said Maine must defend discriminatory practices before judges from both the ED and the DOJ.
“Governor [Janet] Mills would have done well to adhere to the wisdom embedded in the old idioms. Now she’ll see the Trump administration in court,” the trainer added.
The Maine Attorney General filed a lawsuit against the ED last week, alleging that there was a violation of the department’s process to cut funds.
“Under the banner of keeping children safe, the Trump administration is illegally withholding grants to keep them eating,” Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey said. “This is another example of how there seem to be no laws or consequences to curb the administration, as it calls for surrender to the law and its lawlessness.”
The state accused the federal agency of not conducting its own investigation, not notifying the state, or reporting its findings to Congress.
Maine also argued that schools and other facilities “have no way to get funding” to support their children.
Maine has supported male athletes in female sports in recent history. This led to the male athlete finishing first in the women’s pole vault competition and topped the podium in the state championships at the Scandinavian skiing of girls’ high schools.
The Main Principals Association supported both outcomes and said it would not comply with the president’s executive order.
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