Members Warn 15% Indirect‑cost Cap Could Erode Smaller Institutions’ Research‑security Capacity At a House hearing, members and agency witnesses agreed that a 15% cap on indirect costs would strain smaller colleges’ ability to support compliance and security functions; agencies described targeted awards and the NSF Secure Center as mitigation.

A proposed 15% cap on indirect costs could slash over $800 million in funding for California's smaller colleges, jeopardizing their ability to comply with crucial research-security mandates.

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Board, superintendent urge community to study Washtenaw CTE millage ahead of election Superintendent and multiple board members urged Milan-area voters to review materials about the proposed Washtenaw Intermediate School District CTE millage, saying countywide CTE funding gaps disadvantage Milan students and that recent grant funding is expiring.

Superintendent McMahon is urging voters to support the Washtenaw CTE millage, highlighting the urgent need for expanded career opportunities for students across the county.

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