Federal Early Education Update: February 2025
The latest in federal early education news
The latest in federal early education news
If you have a child with a disability or you work in education, you’ve probably heard of Section 504.
Two critical lines of questioning emerged during Linda McMahon's Senate confirmation hearing to be Secretary of Education.
Kevin Carey is quoted in a New York Times article about the Trump administration’s efforts to reshape higher education.
Dismantling ED would be devastating for the country’s children from their earliest years of learning through graduation
Strengthening public benefits to help graduate more student parents from college and is commonsense policy.
Here are six proposals from Project 2025 to shut down the Education Department—and why they would be harmful to students.
Linda McMahon's secretary of education confirmation hearing shines a light on Trump's assault on child welfare and public education.
This is the department at its best, not an overinflated bureaucracy the conservatives depict.
The Institute of Education Sciences funds critical data and research on teaching and learning. Cuts are counterproductive.
The U.S. Department of Education is one of the smallest agencies in the government, but one of the most impactful on the lives of Americans.
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A range of EL programs and funding sources are under threat if Trump dismantles the Education Department.