Trump takes Education Department apart piece by piece: How America’s students may end up carrying the weight
The US Education Department is being taken apart piece by piece, with key offices and federal grants shifting to the Department of Labor and other agencies under the Trump administration’s restructuring plan. Classrooms remain unchanged for now, but experts warn American students—especially in low-income, rural and Native communities—may eventually face funding delays, weaker support services and greater inequality.
The US Education Department is being taken apart piece by piece, with key offices and federal grants shifting to the Department of Labor and other agencies under the Trump administration’s restructuring plan. Classrooms remain unchanged for now, but experts warn American students—especially in low-income, rural and Native communities—may eventually face funding delays, weaker support services and greater inequality.
