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Sweeping Dept. of Education layoffs lead to uncertainty for future of students with disabilities

  • The Department of Education plans to cut half of its staff, leading to approximately 1,300 layoffs starting March 21.
  • Secretary of Education Linda McMahon stated that these layoffs aim to restore efficiency and accountability in the education system.
  • The National Education Association criticized the cuts, warning that they would increase class sizes and negatively affect access to educational programs for students.
  • Sheria Smith, president of the American Federation of Government Employees, raised concerns about the layoffs' impact on education and local economies.
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Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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