In an interview with Elon Musk, Trump said one of his first plans is to shut down the department of education

I'm just curious how educators think this plan to dismantle the DoEd and give all rights and responsibilities to the states would look like in their neck if the woods? In his interview he states that he believes at least 15 states would really struggle. How far behind would your students be if suddenly the state took over funding and curriculum? What would this look like in rural areas? Are there enough charter schools for all our students, should the plan to offer vouchers for charter schools take effect? (adapted from u/InyerPockette )

Submitted August 15, 2024 at 06:05AM by James_Fortis https://ift.tt/a13E6rL