If you know anyone with a child getting special education services that are right now FEDERALLY required, I bet you’d understand why they’d rather not mess with it.. I bet education in Florida won’t look like education in California after we “give it back to the states”…

and 2) Title I funds for students in high-poverty schools.

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Congress controls the purse strings for the two major federal programs providing financial support for services to marginalized students — 1) the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which entitles students with disabilities to a free public education tailored to their needs

Experts say there may be difficulties transferring responsibilities and are concerned about the effect on civil rights for students.

This could lead to:
*reduced resources for schools, *larger class sizes,
*and less support for students with disabilities.

Trump promises it won’t mean this but we all know how good his word is (how are those grocery prices??)

Truth is - Without a Department of Education, there could be significant disruptions in:
*the management of federal student loans
*funding for disadvantaged students
*and enforcement of civil rights protections in education.