Learn how Trump’s plan and executive order to eliminate and close the Department of Education could impact school funding, student loans, and public education policies across the U.S. Find out what these changes mean for students, parents, and teachers.

In today’s news update, the shutdown of the Department of Education could bring major changes to school funding, student loans, and education policy across the U.S. This shift could affect federal student loan programs, financial aid, public school funding, and civil rights protections in education. With control moving to individual states, education quality, curriculum standards, and funding distribution may become more unequal. Supporters argue it removes unnecessary federal oversight, while critics warn of risks to low-income students, special education programs, and nationwide learning standards. Student loan repayment plans and forgiveness programs may also change, potentially making it harder for borrowers. With uncertainty ahead, it’s important to understand how these changes could impact students, parents, and teachers.

Trump Eliminating the Department of Education – What Happens Now?

Lesson Resource

• Teaching Lesson – Teaching lesson plans related to this lesson.

Money Instructor does not provide tax, legal, or investment advice. This material has been prepared for educational and informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal or investment advice. You should consult your own tax, legal, and investment advisors regarding your own financial situation. Although the information has been researched and vetted beforehand, it may not be current at the time of viewing. Please note, the context of financial investments can be complex and dynamic, necessitating professional advice tailored to your unique circumstances.

h –>–>