Trump vowed to shut down Department of Education. Can he actually do that?
On and off the campaign trail, President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly vowed to abolish — or dramatically overhaul — the U.S. Department of Education. “We will ultimately eliminate the federal Department of Education,” Trump said during a September rally, according to CNN.
Some question her lack of experience in education, while supporters say her business background is a major asset.
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Donald Trump has named Linda McMahon as education secretary to his Cabinet. Here's what to know about his agenda for ...
The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, said the country lacks coordinated, verifiable, and authentic data on all aspects ...
School choice advocates—and detractors—see a second Trump term as the biggest opportunity in decades for choice at the federal level.
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He says he wants to give power back to the states, but has also signaled his intention to align American schools with his own ...
Linda McMahon, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Education secretary, visited Arizona twice during his first term.
From firing accrediting agencies to cutting the Department of Education, Trump plans to change U.S. education — aiding Texas ...
The epiSTEME conference in Mumbai will focus on STEM education research and the changing landscape of scientific practices.
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Three economists received the 2024 Nobel Prize in their discipline for groundbreaking work on the formation and role of ...
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