WASHINGTON – As President Donald Trump continues his campaign to gut federal agencies, one of his favorite targets has been the U.S. Department of Education, which he has vowed to close.

WITH SOME INSIGHT FOR US. DAVID. EDUCATORS WE TALKED WITH ARE WORRIED THAT DISMANTLING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WILL HURT VULNERABLE STUDENTS THE MOST. AND HERE’S SOMETHING THAT COULD IMPACT ...

President Donald Trump's plans to defund or abolish the U.S. Department of Education have prompted questions about the department’s role in America. In America, K-12 education funding is ...

The future of the United States Department of Education is at risk, as efforts to eliminate it gain momentum. Changes under President Donald Trump‘s administration seemed inevitable, given his ...

The Education Department has cut its workforce in half. Abolishing the department requires U.S. Congress approval. There have been past attempts to dissolve the department. With new Department of ...

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(NewsNation) — President Donald Trump is said to be considering using an executive order to abolish the Department of Education, but what impact would that have on Americans? Trump campaigned on the ...

US President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order Thursday to dismantle the Department of Education at 2 pm ET/12:30 am IST, news agency Reuters reported quoting the White House. The order ...

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Leavitt said it's "fake news" that Trump was expected to sign the order today.

Roughly five years have passed since schools shut down and turned to remote learning in the United States — but the pandemic’s toll on education lingers. Students are still behind where they would ...