Trump administration shifted the Department of Education's power on Tuesday by signing a handful of interagency agreements as it looks to dismantle the department altogether.

Six new deals shift major Education Department programs to other agencies. Here’s what it means for school funding, special ed and student aid.

Today the Trump administration announced its latest plans to try and dismantle the United States Department of Education. The proposed changes were met with opposition by many education advocates.

A busy news week heading into the Thanksgiving holiday has distracted from a continuing effort by the Trump administration to ...

Still, the Education Department “serves as a conduit for billions of dollars of federal aid going to state and local education agencies,” said The Associated Press. Agency officials said the money ...

President Donald Trump seems determined to fulfill a campaign promise to dismantle the Department of Education, which has operated for decades but drawn scrutiny from right-wing critics in recent ...

On Tuesday, the agency finalized six agreements to outsource aspects of its workload to four other parts of the federal government, according to a press release of the plan. The move represents one of ...

The Department of Education announced Tuesday that it is shifting some of its key functions to other parts of the federal government as part of President Trump’s plan to dismantle and eventually ...

The Trump administration advanced its campaign to take apart the Education Department Tuesday, announcing plans to move several programs to other federal agencies. The Trump administration advanced ...