Trump is expected to sign an Executive Order as early as Thursday to eliminate the Department of Education.
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Trump to sign Executive Order as soon as Thursday abolishing the Department of Education
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The potential abolishment of the Department of Education is certainly a controversial topic that has sparked a lot of debate. If Trump does move forward with an Executive Order to eliminate it, it would fundamentally change the landscape of education policy in the U.S. Many people rely on federal support for public education, student loans, and various programs that help improve educational access and equality.
Whether we’re “cooked” depends on your perspective. Some argue that removing the federal department could lead to more localized control and innovation, while others fear it could exacerbate inequalities and reduce funding for essential programs. It’s crucial to stay informed and engaged in discussions about public education during this time, as it impacts the future of our students and society as a whole. What do you think about the implications of such a move?