Department of Education faces up to 50% layoffs after closure notice: Report
- The Education Department plans to lay off more than 1,300 employees, reducing its staff to approximately half of its prior size of 4,100 as part of a restructuring effort directed by President Donald Trump.
- Education Secretary Linda McMahon stated that eliminating bureaucratic bloat is essential to redirecting funds to local education authorities and ensuring efficient operation.
- Critics, including Senator Patty Murray, argue that the cuts will harm education programs and reduce resources for schools and students, particularly affecting low-income populations.
- Despite the layoffs, McMahon assured that essential programs like student loans and special education funding would continue, but reorganizations within the department are expected.
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