Governor Maura Healey is ready to drop a big news bomb about money for colleges in Massachusetts. She's calling it a "major announcement, " and it's happening this Tuesday morning. The action starts at 11 a. m. and includes a sneak peek at the cybersecurity center at Bridgewater State University. You can watch it all unfold live right here.

Lots of important people will be there, like Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll, the Secretary of Administration & Finance Matt Gorzkowicz, and the Education Secretary Patrick Tutwiler. Also joining the party are the Higher Education Commissioner Noe Ortega, the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance Commissioner Adam Baacke, Bridgewater State University's President Fred Clark, Acting Town Manager Blythe Robinson, and Governor's Councillor Tamisha Civil.

Though we don't know the details yet, the event is being called a "Higher Education Bond Bill Announcement and Tour. "

This news comes at an important time. Higher education funding has been a hot topic lately, with many students and educators calling for more support. Governor Healey's announcement could bring some much-needed clarity and resources to the table.

But what does this mean for students and schools across the state? Will the new funds be enough to make a real difference? And how will the money be spent? These are questions we'll likely get answers to soon.

Maura Healey Set to Unveil Higher Ed Funding Plan

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