Attorney Generals from multiple states have launched lawsuits to reclaim access to billions in federal school aid following abrupt cuts and changes to COVID-related funding programs. These legal challenges target the Trump administration’s decision to revoke significant educational grants intended for K-12 students, impacting numerous states including California, Michigan, and Maryland. Educational institutions are expressing concerns over the financial repercussions that these funding cuts will have on their summer programming and long-term educational support, with some districts reporting losses in the millions. As state officials and lawmakers rally to restore critical funds, they continue to press the federal government for a reversal on what they describe as reckless and chaotic policy shifts that jeopardize student welfare.