Retired teachers, political figures discuss Trump's DOE initiative

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Fri, March 7, 2025

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Retired teachers and political figures are sharing their thoughts on President Donald Trump's recent Department of Education initiative.Former teacher Sandra McCullen says she is concerned about President Donald Trump's recent plan to dismantle the U.

The article from MSN discusses a panel hosted by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) where retired teachers and political figures critiqued former President Donald Trump's Department of Education (DOE) initiative. The panel, which included former educators and political commentators, focused on Trump's proposal to merge the DOE with the Department of Labor, arguing that this move would undermine public education by reducing its funding and autonomy. Critics at the panel highlighted that such a merger would prioritize workforce training over comprehensive education, potentially leading to a decline in educational quality and teacher support. They also expressed concerns about the privatization of education, suggesting that Trump's policies favored charter schools and voucher systems, which could divert funds from public schools. The discussion underscored the broader implications of these policies on educational equity and the role of public education in democracy.

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