How Would Razing the U.S. Department of Education Impact Teachers and Teaching?
Details three harmful impacts the Trump administration's plan to close the Dept. of Education would have on the quantity and quality of educators in our workforce and on student learning.
Education Department slashes grants for training teachers on ‘divisive ideologies’
The Education Department said Monday it is slashing grants for training teachers because the programs focused on “divisive ideologies.”  The department cut $600 million to these programs it says
Department of Education withdraws $7M grant to UNF for program to address teacher shortages
The University of North Florida is now missing out on $7 million after a grant from the U.S. Department of Education designed to address teacher shortages was defunded.
U.S. Department of Education cancels teacher training grants for Triad universities
Winston-Salem State University says the notification that the grant had been canceled stated that the program promotes or takes part in DEI initiatives.
One Teacher’s Thoughts On Losing the Department of Education
I left my day job and entered a teaching residency program that had me working as a teacher’s assistant during the day and taking graduate classes at night. It was a long and challenging road, but I made it through and am blessed to do work I love.
Trump Administration Slashes Millions in Teacher-Training Grants
As part of a broader push to eliminate programs associated with diversity, equity, and inclusion, the U.S. Education Department has eliminated two major teacher-training programs. The cuts include two of the department’s largest discretionary programs for professional development: the $70 million -a-year Teacher Quality Partnerships program and the $80 million -a-year Supporting Effective Educator Development,
Education Dept. Cancels Over $600M in Grants for Teacher Pipeline Programs
At last week’s confirmation hearing, education secretary nominee Linda McMahon called teaching “one of the most noble professions that we have in our country” and expressed support for workforce development programs.
Trump Dept. of Ed cuts 'divisive' teacher training grants worth $600 million
The Trump administration’s Department of Education said it has cut $600 million worth of grants for “divisive” teacher training created by nonprofits and institutions for future classroom teachers. The federal education agency said in a media statement on Monday that it had axed federal funds spent on training materials that
Trump’s Education Department Axes $600 Million In ‘Social Justice Activism’ Grants
The Department of Education announced Monday that it cut $600 million in grants that used taxpayer funds on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) teacher training programs. The “divisive” trainings were geared toward teachers and “education agencies” and contained topics including critical race theory (CRT),
Increased Costs, Teacher Shortages, Budget Cuts Threaten Special Education
Special Education costs, teacher shortages and budget cuts loom as the Educaton Department may be on the chopping block.
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Parents, teachers: HCPSS special education fails students. Here's why
Special education issues have festered for years at one of Maryland's top public school districts. 11 News Investigates reveals the depth of the issues.
Aransas Pass teacher recognized Friday as H-E-B Excellence in Education Award finalist
H-E-B Buddy and his friends showed up to H.T. Faulk Elementary in Aransas Pass to honor outstanding teacher Amanda Hawes on ...
‘Critical resources may disappear’: Markey, teacher unions denounce dismantling Education Department
US Senator Edward J. Markey, leaders of local teachers unions, and education advocates gathered in Boston Monday to denounce ...
Fewer teachers, bigger classes: How Trump's proposed education cuts would impact RI schools
State Education Commissioner Infante-Green said as much as $200 million in federal funds to RI schools are at risk ...