The governors-Republic, government officials in education and students were invited in the event of the department’s official closure.
US president Donald Trump will sign on March 20 a command in the closing of the country’s Ministry of Education. On Wednesday, March 19, the White House, reports the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
The order will prove to Education Minister Lindu Macmehon to “take all the necessary steps” to advance the department’s closure and the return of authority to the field of education of the states. “
According to a Senior Administration official, federal financing for disabilities, as well as financing for low -income schools and payment of federal student loans will not change this command.
Last week, the Ministry of Education announced that he had removed nearly half of his employees. Trump said the department’s seizure and the transfer of education to the states will increase the global rating of the US school system.
“The idea is that we will transfer the Department of Education, we will transfer education to the states so that the states, and not the bureaucrats working in Washington, can rule out education,” reports Trump the Hill.
Trump has promised to close the US Education Department of Education during the election campaign, the newspaper note.
The U.S. Department of Defense Plans to reduce from 50 to 60 thousand civilian jobs, which is a third already resigned by their own free will.
Keep in mind that US president Donald Trump has signed an order to the highest reduction in the employees’ employees and activities of some departments to fight the bureaucracy, among them the government agency for the United States in Global Media (USAGM), controlled by free Europe / Radio Liberty and Voice of America.
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