US EditionWalz, Minnesota education leaders discuss potential dismantling of Department of Education
- Governor Tim Walz discussed potential changes to the U.S. Department of Education and the impact on Minnesota during a meeting at Hayes Elementary in Fridley.
- The Department of Education announced cuts affecting nearly 50% of its workforce, shrinking from 4,133 employees to roughly 2,183.
- Linda McMahon stated that the reduction in force reflects the Department of Education’s commitment to efficiency and ensuring that resources are directed where they matter most: to students, parents, and teachers.
- Minnesota Commissioner Willie Jett voiced concerns about funding uncertainties, emphasizing that nearly 80% of students in his district meet poverty guidelines and rely on federal support.
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Gov. Tim Walz slams Trump administration for federal education layoffs, fears future funding cuts
President Donald Trump has said he wants to eventually dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, which helps administer programs and distribute federal funds to schools across the country.
·Minneapolis, United States
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Minnesota’s education cut concerns: Walz and GOP battle over impact
On the morning after the Trump administration cut the Department of Education workforce in half, Gov. Tim Walz sounded the alarm about the impact that could have on Minnesota teachers and kids.
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