In a drastic proposal, Trump advocates for the closure of the Department of Education, citing failures in federal education control. He emphasizes the need for state authority to improve student success and address declining academic performance.
President Trump plans to sign a directive to wind down the Education Department, transferring authority to the states and cutting workforce and funding. Key conservative leaders will attend the signing ceremony.
President Trump is pushing to dismantle the Education Department, a goal long sought by Republicans. As he prepares an executive order, the debate over federal education's role reignites, uniting conservatives.
President Trump aims to close the Education Department under new chief Linda McMahon, shifting power to states. What would this mean for student loans, civil rights, and federal funding in education?
In a controversial move, President Trump plans to direct Education Secretary Linda McMahon to dissolve the U.S. Department of Education by executive order. This bold step could revolutionize education funding and accountability but may face significant pushback from Congress and critics.
