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Trump Administration Moves to Dismantle Education Department, Reallocating Key Functions

The Trump administration is actively dismantling the Department of Education, reallocating its responsibilities and billions in grant funding to other federal agencies like Labor, Health and Human Services, and Interior.

Many of US education agency’s powers reassigned to other federal departments
The GuardianThe Guardian

Many of US education agency’s powers reassigned to other federal departments

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Education Secretary Linda McMahon Takes 'Bold' New Action to Dismantle Education Department
PeoplePeople

Education Secretary Linda McMahon Takes 'Bold' New Action to Dismantle Education Department

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The Education Department is dismantling. Here's what that means
Associated PressAssociated Press

The Education Department is dismantling. Here's what that means

Associated Press
Trump Admin Makes One More Move to Delete Department of Education
RedStateRedState

Trump Admin Makes One More Move to Delete Department of Education

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Overview

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President Trump's administration is actively working to dismantle the Department of Education, fulfilling a long-standing conservative goal to downsize the federal government.

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The administration is transferring the department's responsibilities and major grant programs to other federal agencies through new interagency agreements.

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The Department of Labor will now manage significant federal education funding, including Title I for low-income communities, and adult education programs.

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Health and Human Services will oversee foreign medical school accreditation and college-attending parent grant programs, while the Interior Department handles Native American education.

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The Education Department will retain oversight of student loan policy and college accreditation, with staff transitioning to other agencies as part of these collaborative efforts.

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Center-leaning sources frame this story by emphasizing the potential challenges and negative consequences of the Education Department's dismantling. They highlight uncertainties regarding other agencies' capacity and the potential impact on vulnerable student populations, particularly through detailed reporting on the Office for Civil Rights' reduced footprint and declining case resolution. This approach guides readers to consider the risks associated with the policy.

Sources:Associated Press·NPR·USA TODAY

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