Trump Education Policy Would Dismantle K-12 Public Schools
Can Trump Really Dismantle the Department of Education?
Plans to abolish the U.S. Department of Education—a key part of President-elect Donald Trump’s platform and a priority for his political allies—are a key concern for schools as he prepares to retake the White House in January. But can he—and will he—actually carry through on the promise? And what would it mean if he did?
Even the symbolism of its designation Wednesday as House Bill 1/Senate Bill 1 emphasized the unity Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee ...
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Education specialists say Governor Bill Lee’s new school voucher bill looks as if it excludes children with special education ...
School choice will have a proponent in the Oval Office, and the federal Department of Education could be in existential danger after Tuesday’s election. GOP education initiatives ...
Plus, more on Gov. Bill Lee's plan to expand school vouchers across the state, a new bill on the grocery tax and the latest ...
Donald Trump’s return to the presidency could set the stage for sweeping changes in U.S. education policy. Throughout his ...
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What Trump’s Win Means for EducationTrump has pledged to dismantle the Department of Education, cut federal funding for schools teaching critical race theory, ...
The first bill of the new session of the Tennessee General Assembly has been filed by Representative William Lamberth ...
The legislation aims to make it more financially feasible for future preschool teachers to earn their certification.
Election Day is past. But we need to reflect on what happens afterward, and how we can create a healthier discourse moving ...
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Big MA economic development borrowing bill closer to reality. Here's what to knowMaura Healey in February, the Mass Leads Act proposed $2.8 billion in authorized borrowing and an additional $750 million in ...
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