Clarendon College Pauses Projects Following State Funding Cuts
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Updated Sep 24
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What happened
Clarendon College is putting projects on hold due to a loss of state funding under House Bill 8 in Texas. The college President stated that the institution lost 8.6% of its funding, totaling about $639,000. The operational cuts include pausing roof maintenance on two buildings, reducing nonessential travel, postponing hiring new personnel, and delaying technology upgrades.
From abc7amarillo.com
Why it matters
The funding cuts affect the college's operational projects, which are dependent on state policy and funding decisions made by the State of Texas. The college is currently enrolled 1,625 students.
From abc7amarillo.com
Who's involved
- TexasThe state whose funding formula was changed, leading to the cuts.
- Clarendon CollegeThe community college whose operational projects are dependent on state funding.
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The entities involved
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Texas
state of the United States of America
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Clarendon College
community college in Clarendon, Texas, U.S.