The Trump administration is reshuffling key Education Department functions, handing over civil rights enforcement and special education oversight to other federal agencies as part of broader restructuring plans. Critics warn the move could weaken protections for students, particularly those in vulnerable groups, while supporters argue it may streamline accountability. The shift marks a significant shift in how federal education policies are administered, raising questions about long-term impacts on equity and compliance. Details on which agencies will assume these roles—and how the transition will unfold—remain under review.
The Trump administration will transfer several core Education Department responsibilities, including its civil rights and special education programs, to other federal agencies as part of its efforts ...
