Washington (CNN) — President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to abolish the Department of Education. On the campaign trail, he repeatedly pointed to the agency as a symbol of federal overreach into the everyday lives of American families. “I say it all …
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Home Education: The Baker whānau
Home Education follows the everyday lives of six families in Aotearoa educating their children at home. Today, education among whales and horses with the Baker whānau.
Ryan Walters plans to appoint committee to implement potential education reforms under Trump
State Superintendent Ryan Walters is forming a committee to implement potential education policy changes when Donald Trump reassumes the presidency.
Tommy Tuberville backs Trump’s plan for Department of Education: ‘SHUT IT DOWN!’
Educators nationwide have expressed concerns about the department’s future after Donald Trump vowed to eliminate it throughout his campaign.
With Department of Education’s Future Uncertain, California School Chief Pledges to Resist Funding Cuts
Throughout his presidential campaign, Trump has vowed to abolish the department, a long-standing and so far unfulfilled pledge made by Republican leaders dating back to former President Ronald Reagan.
Oklahoma’s Ryan Walters announces advisory committee to streamline Trump’s education changes
Oklahoma schools State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced Monday an education advisory committee set to overlook and be proactive in implementing education changes from incoming Trump
The Case for Education Secretary Justice | Opinion
President Trump’s most promising pick for Secretary of Education would be Tiffany Justice, the co-founder of Moms for Liberty.
Senate higher education panel to weigh faculty senates, DEI in Texas. Here’s what to know.
In Monday’s hearing, the lawmakers will analyze faculty senates, “expose” DEI in workforce curriculum and improve K-12 pathways to higher education.
Does more education reshape your brain?
Researchers found no long-term brain structure changes from an extra year of compulsory education, challenging theories about education’s impact on neural development.
The Department of Education’s approach to antisemitism is dangerous and won’t work
Unfortunately, the Office of Civil Rights is applying standards that are legally problematic, burdensome and virtually impossible to meet.