The U.S. Department of Education has revealed plans to transfer responsibility for several major federal education initiatives, including school safety programs, community school funding, educational television broadcasting, and family engagement efforts. The move signals a shift in oversight for key initiatives aimed at supporting schools, media outreach, and parental involvement. Officials have not yet specified which agencies will take on these roles or how the transition will be structured. The announcement comes as part of broader discussions about federal education policy and resource allocation.
The U.S. Department of Education on Monday announced it will begin offloading the management of key federal programs for school safety, community schools, educational TV programming, and family ...
