Lawmakers, union leaders and education officials say shifting programs out of the department risks losing expertise, adding ...

The Trump administration is moving forward with its sweeping plan to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, accelerating efforts to shift billions of dollars in federal education grants to a range ...

The Department of Education is shifting a number of its responsibilities to other federal agencies—a move that education ...

It was almost impossible for the average observer to keep track of the Trump administration’s biggest impacts on education in ...

About 1.5 million people teach on college campuses in the United States, and nearly 4 million teachers work in its public ...

Parents attend a "basic facts" bee at Stevenson Elementary School in Southfield, Mich., on Feb. 28, 2024. The school has been a recipient of a federal Full-Services Community Schools grant that has ...

The Education Department has inked agreements with four other federal agencies to outsource some of its key functions.

President Trump and Education Secretary Linda McMahon have spent the first year of the second Trump administration working ...

Four Democratic senators blasted an Education Department plan to move certain operations to other departments through interagency agreements as “outrageous,” and “illegal,” saying it circumvented ...

WASHINGTON U.S. Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) today participated in a spotlight forum entitled “Dismantling ...

The Trump administration plans to reform higher education accreditation, criticizing its focus on DEI and calling it a ...

Today the Trump administration announced its latest plans to try and dismantle the United States Department of Education. The proposed changes were met with opposition by many education advocates.