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Education Secretary Linda McMahon addressed concerns on Friday regarding the Trump administration's intentions to dismantle the Department of Education. She emphasized that the process will not be as simple as "turning off the lights and walking out." Instead, McMahon highlighted that the administration is committed to a thoughtful and strategic approach to reforming the department.
During her remarks, she outlined that the goal is to streamline education policies and reduce federal oversight, allowing states and localities to have more control over their education systems. McMahon reassured stakeholders that the administration values education and aims to enhance the quality of schooling across the nation.
She acknowledged the complexities involved in such a significant transition and stressed the importance of maintaining communication with educators and policymakers throughout the process. McMahon's statements reflect a commitment to ensuring that the dismantling of the department is conducted responsibly and with consideration for the impacts on students and educators nationwide.
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