What's next for the Department of Education?

A little more than 24 hours after Donald Trump was sworn in as the new president, three former heads of the Department of Education gathered to prognosticate about what the department's new priorities would be, discuss how the DOE could improve its public perception, and explain what functions wouldn’t change, regardless of who's in charge.

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Campus Security Report
Published
2025-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.1002/casr.31382
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Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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What's next for the Department of Education?

Wayne D’Orio
Campus Security Report
Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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What's next for the Department of Education?

Wayne D’Orio
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Abstract

A little more than 24 hours after Donald Trump was sworn in as the new president, three former heads of the Department of Education gathered to prognosticate about what the department's new priorities would be, discuss how the DOE could improve its public perception, and explain what functions wouldn’t change, regardless of who's in charge.

Campus Security ReportVol. 21(12)
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