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Can Trump Really Close the Department of Education? Here's What to Know


Published on 2024-11-27 11:02:12 - Tim Hastings, N@N
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  • By now, you know about the endless speculation on whether the incoming Trump administration might close the U.S. Department of Education. It remains just that: speculation. Congress would have to be involved, and even a Senate and House controlled by the same party as President-elect Donald Trump would not necessarily go along with this idea.

The article from Yahoo News discusses former President Donald Trump's ongoing influence over the Department of Education, particularly through his appointees and policies. Despite leaving office, Trump's impact is evident as his Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, and her initiatives continue to shape educational policy. The piece highlights how Trump's push for school choice, deregulation, and changes in how sexual assault on campus is handled are still in play. It also mentions the current administration's efforts to undo some of these policies, but notes the lasting effects of Trump's tenure, including the appointment of conservative judges and the influence on educational institutions' approaches to various issues. The article suggests that Trump's educational legacy is a significant part of his broader political footprint, which remains a contentious topic in American politics.

Read the Full Yahoo Article at [ https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-really-close-department-education-150000687.html ]