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An Alabama House committee Tuesday approved a 2026 Education Trust Fund budget with a few changes, bringing it closer to a vote in the chamber. The committee's endorsement signifies a critical step in the legislative process, as lawmakers aim to finalize funding allocations for the upcoming fiscal year.
The proposed budget, totaling $10 billion, is designed to enhance educational resources across the state, addressing various needs within the school system. Key areas of focus include increased funding for teacher salaries, improvements in school infrastructure, and expanded access to technology for students.
As the budget moves forward, it is expected to spark discussions among legislators regarding priorities and potential amendments. A floor vote is anticipated on Thursday, where all members of the House will have the opportunity to weigh in on the proposed financial plan. This budget is pivotal for ensuring the continued support and development of Alabama's educational framework.
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