The White House is preparing an executive order to eliminate the Department of Education, a move that follows years of campaign promises by President Trump. While Trump cannot abolish a federal agency without Congress’ approval, he has long advocated for sending education responsibilities back to the states. Last week, he signed an order expanding school choice, part of a GOP agenda to provide more funding for low-income families to attend private or charter schools. Eliminating the Department of Education has also become a Republican priority, with other candidates like Vivek Ramaswamy and Nikki Haley calling for its removal during their campaigns. Trump’s education priorities also include cutting federal funding for programs promoting “critical race theory,” investigating discrimination against Asian Americans in schools, certifying teachers who embrace patriotic values, and removing radicals from the Department of Education. While the executive order to eliminate the Department of Education is in the works, it would require congressional approval to be fully implemented.
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