(The Center Square) – The Georgia State Board of Education agreed Tuesday to add more than $8 million to a fund that provides after-school and summer programs after the state lost funding because of its Census count.

The Trump administration released funds for the 21st CCLC programs after holding them for review. The state is receiving $40,591,845 for the federal Title IV, Part B, a decrease from the $48,236,712 previously received.