LBUSD community protests Trump administration’s plan to dismantle Education Department
- The Trump administration plans to dismantle the Education Department, which oversees funding and civil rights in education, as part of a broader conservative agenda outlined in Project 2025.
- Concerns have been raised by Devin Morris and Keondré McClay about the negative impact on marginalized students if the department is closed.
- Lawmakers, including U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley and Brant Duncan, oppose the dismantling, arguing it threatens public education and civil rights protections.
- The Education Department's closure would require congressional action, and Democrats are actively resisting Trump's plans to eliminate it.
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