WASHINGTON, DC – President Donald Trump is scheduled to sign an executive order on Thursday, which will require Secretary Education Linda McMemon to start terminating the US Department of Education, which will include the audience of the room, including the Ohio Government Mike Divine.
This order, to sign the White House in the East Room, will ask McMemon to take all the necessary steps to close the department and return the educational authority to the states, while demanding a free supply of services, programs and benefits, which relies on Americans.
White House press secretary Crown Levyt told reporters Thursday, “Finally, the President is taking very important action to return to the education where he belongs, and this is for the closest teachers of classroom students in their own states.”
He said that the education department will continue to start students’ loans and back grants, “but we do not have to spend more than $ 3 trillion on a department in a few decades, which is clearly failing in the preliminary intention of educating our students.
He added, “We will present a great event here, later, at four o’clock, there will be students here, here teachers, parents, teachers and of course.
A spokesman for the Ohio Government Mike Divine confirmed that he would be there, but he did not provide his reasons to attend.
As governor, Devine has accepted new control of education in Ohio. The surveillance surveillance was widely transferred from the Ohio State Board of Education to the cabinet level office to the Ohio Department of Education and Work Force.
He did so with the help of the Ohio General Assembly, which made changes through the state budget of 2023. He has also signed the expansion of public vouchers for children in private schools, and has given the administration’s top priority to improvement of literacy.
Because the Congress has established the Federal Department of Education, it has to be abolished. Congress approval is needed. This effort will undoubtedly face judicial challenges.
In a statement released last week, Melissa Krapar, president of the Ohio Federation of teachers, said the abolition of education department would jeopardize access to important Federal Federal Education funds.
According to Craper, the Department of Education has provided $ 1.3 billion annually to Ohio schools. Kirper said it has also provided $ 63 billion to the Federal Student Loan, who supports more than 1.8 million Ohioin in a college or business school, with 20,000 members in the union.
Kirpar’s statement said that “their planned plans, to ‘block’ these funds to return to the states, will take away all the accountability to ensure that these public dollars are responsible, without waste and corruption, and by the Congress, their desired purpose is spent in accordance with their desired purpose.”
A Social media statement this month US Representative Shontill Brown, which Warnsville Heights Democrat has said, said that efforts to disability the Department of Education will “punish our next generation – billionaires for tax deductions will be turned into trillions.”
A statement of the first focus on children, A two -way advocacy organization Dedicated to prefer children’s interests, the Department of Education is just described as a federal agency who is particularly committed to children, and is an essential force to ensure that all students of the country get well -supported and equal public education.
“We will not sit quietly because the administration tries to neglect 90 % of students studying in public schools, and in this process, the future of our democracy,” said Bruce Lesley’s statement.
Last week, the Department of Education announced that it was closing its regional office in Cleveland and all its employees would leave. The federal agency confirmed this via a signed email, saying that employees were part of a reduction in about 1,950 employees nationwide.
The Cleveland Office kept employees at the Department of Civil Rights, who investigates student and family complaints about violations of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Violations can be based on disability, race and gender.
The department also announced About 600 employees have accepted voluntary resignations and retirements in the last seven weeks. When Trump took power, the department had 4,113 employees.
Sabrina writes about the federal government and politics in Washington DC for Anton Cleveland.com and a simple dealer.
