Trump wants to end the Department of Education. Here’s what it does.
President Donald Trump has said he wants his new education chief, Linda McMahon, to “put herself out of a job” and close the Education Department. McMahon was confirmed by the Senate on Monday, and an executive order to shutter the department could come as soon as this week.
In 2024, the Education Department gave $18,735,621 in Title IV funds to Connecticut, which go towards federal student aid ...
A new program that pays Torrington teachers bonuses if they don't use personal or sick days has already used up its $126,000 ...
Connecticut senators Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal opposed the nomination of Linda McMahon, the WWE co-founder who ...
While some see the Department of Education as vital to ensure education access and quality, others say it’s a bureaucracy ...
McMahon, of Greenwich, awaits a full Senate confirmation vote to lead the U.S. Department of Education. Here's what to know ...
The program would target Connecticut's students at risk of not graduating and offer project-based learning and career-focused ...
A lawyer for the state Department of Education has confirmed that an admissions process at Connecticut’s career and technical education system, which denied admission to nearly 160 students in the ...
The Senate confirmed Connecticut's Linda McMahon to lead the Department of Education.
The Connecticut Education Association was one of several teachers’ unions—along with the American Federation of ...
Ms. McMahon, who has little experience in private or public schools, will take over a department that President Trump has ...
Colleges and universities are reconfiguring and rebranding DEI efforts in order to avoid scrutiny,’ professor says.
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