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Discover insightful discussions on "Department of Education," a podcast dedicated to exploring the dynamic world of education. Join experts, educators, and thought leaders as they delve into current trends, innovative teaching strategies, and policy changes shaping the future of learning. Whether you"re a teacher, student, or education enthusiast, tune in to gain valuable knowledge and stay informed about the evolving educational landscape.For more info go to Http://www.quietplease.aiCheck out these

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Education Overhaul: Department of Labor Takes Charge...

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2025/12/01

Good morning, this is your education update. The Trump administration has just made a massive restructuring of how America's schools are managed. This week, the U.S. Department of Education announced it's moving significant portions of its operations to four other federal agencies, marking what many are calling the most dramatic shift in education governance in decades.Here's what's happening. The Department of Labor will now take on administration of most K-12 education programs, managing over

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3:03

The Education Department Dismantled: What it Means...

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2025/11/28

# Department of Education Restructuring: What You Need to KnowHello and welcome. This week, the Trump administration made a bombshell announcement that could fundamentally reshape how America's schools operate. The Department of Education is being dismantled, with its core functions scattered across four different federal agencies. Here's what that means for you.The Education Department announced six interagency agreements moving K-12 and higher education programs to the Department of Labor, while

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3:17

Education Overhaul: Feds Shift K-12 Funding to Labor...

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2025/11/24

Good morning, this is your education update. The Trump administration just announced a major restructuring of the Department of Education that could fundamentally change how federal education money flows to schools across the country.On Tuesday, the Department of Education announced six new partnerships with four federal agencies to move significant portions of their operations elsewhere. Here's what's happening: the Department of Labor will now oversee more than twenty billion dollars annually in

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4:07

"Education Overhaul: Federal Programs Shift to Other...

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2025/11/21

The biggest headline from the Department of Education this week is the launch of a sweeping restructuring plan, announced Tuesday, that sets in motion the most significant shift of federal education responsibilities in decades. The Trump administration is beginning to transfer core Education Department programs—including K-12 and higher education—to other agencies, aiming to fulfill the President’s March executive order to “return education to the states.” According to reporting from Politico, this

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4:14

Massive Changes Coming to Student Loans, Special Ed,...

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2025/11/17

Big news from the Department of Education this week: The department just wrapped its second session of the Reimagining and Improving Student Education, or RISE, negotiated rulemaking committee. The hot topic at the table is rolling out massive changes to federal student loans triggered by the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act, known as the OBBBA, signed this past summer. Among the most headline-grabbing changes? The Grad PLUS loan program is set to be eliminated, a move that’s got graduate students and

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4:22

Education Policy Update: Loan Forgiveness, Data...

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2025/11/14

Big news this week from the Department of Education: the final rule for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program was announced on October 30, following months of negotiation and public debate. This overhaul aims to make loan forgiveness more accessible for public servants—from teachers and nurses to first responders—by clarifying eligibility and streamlining the forgiveness process, a move the department calls “a major step forward in supporting Americans devoted to public service,” according to

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3:59

"Overhauling Loan Forgiveness, Reshaping Special Ed:...

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2025/11/10

Breaking news from Washington: The U.S. Department of Education just released a major final rule overhauling the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, aiming for what the department describes as clearer, simpler, and more accessible pathways for borrowers working in public service. According to a Department press release this week, these changes intend to address longstanding complaints from teachers, nurses, and other civil servants about red tape and denied applications, and are expected to

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3:43

Changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness and the...

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2025/11/07

This week’s biggest headline from the Department of Education is about sweeping changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. On October 30, the department released its final rule aiming to clarify eligibility and repayment paths for borrowers dedicating their careers to public service. The Department has already begun sending out discharge notifications to about 2 million eligible borrowers, giving real relief to teachers, nurses, and nonprofit workers. According to Secretary Linda

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4:23

Funding Boosts for Charters, but Layoffs Loom:...

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2025/11/03

This week, the Department of Education grabbed headlines with a record-setting release of $500 million for charter school programs, marking the largest investment in the program's history. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced this milestone, highlighting the administration's push to expand school choice and alternatives for families nationwide. In her words, "Every child in America deserves access to a high-quality education that meets their needs, and we are committed to empowering

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4:24

Education Dept Reforms, Federal Funding Shifts, Tech...

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2025/10/31

Big news this week from the Department of Education: Secretary Linda McMahon has announced the final rule on Public Service Loan Forgiveness, aiming to protect taxpayers while reaffirming support for Americans dedicated to public service. This rule, unveiled just yesterday, streamlines eligibility, making it easier for teachers, nurses, and other public servants to access loan relief, while tightening oversight to curb fraud. Secretary McMahon said, “We’re working to ensure commitments to public

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4:39

Dept of Ed Shifts Focus to Workforce, Streamlines...

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2025/10/27

This week’s headline out of the Department of Education is the $137 million reallocation to the American History and Civics Education program, a move announced amid Congress’s failure to pass a continuing resolution, resulting in the October 1 federal government shutdown. With budget negotiations ongoing for fiscal year 2026, the Department is doubling down on programs aimed at “Expanding Career Pathways and Workforce Readiness” and “Meaningful Learning Opportunities,” as described by Education

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3:24

Higher Ed Shakeup: Admissions Overhaul, Flat Aid,...

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2025/10/24

This week’s top story from the U.S. Department of Education is a major shake-up in higher education policy, as the Trump Administration has sent its new “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education” to nine prominent universities including MIT, Brown, and University of Texas at Austin. Under this compact, these institutions face sweeping new requirements: banning consideration of race, sex, and political views in undergraduate admissions—with narrow exceptions for single-sex and religious

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3:17

Department of Education Unveils New College...

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2025/10/20

Welcome, listeners. The big headline in education this week is the Department of Education’s announcement of the new College Affordability Action Plan, aimed at tackling rising tuition costs and student loan burdens nationwide. Secretary Miguel Cardona said Thursday, “It’s time for higher education to be a promise that works for everyone, not a privilege for a few.”This initiative sets in motion an expanded federal-state partnership to curb tuition increases, with over $4 billion in new grant

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3:46

The Future of American Achievement: 2025 Presidential...

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2025/10/17

Listeners, this week’s headline from the Department of Education is the announcement of the 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars, spotlighting 161 exceptional high school seniors across academics, arts, and career-and-technical fields. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon says, “These students embody the future of American achievement and leadership.”Jumping into policy, the Department has just released Secretary McMahon’s sixth and seventh supplemental grant priorities: “Meaningful Learning” and “Career

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Title: Seismic Shifts in US Education: Layoffs,...

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2025/10/13

The top story from the Department of Education this week is the sweeping impact of the federal government shutdown, which has triggered a new wave of substantial staff layoffs throughout the department. Education Week reports that these cuts are especially hitting the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, which oversees cornerstone programs like Title I and ensures enforcement of the Every Student Succeeds Act. The union representing department employees warns the shutdown is making an

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3:28

White House Targets Elite Universities with...

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2025/10/10

Welcome to your Department of Education update. This week's biggest story centers on a controversial new White House initiative targeting nine elite universities with a sweeping compact that ties federal funding to major institutional reforms.On October first, the White House sent memorandums to Vanderbilt, Dartmouth, Penn, USC, MIT, UT Austin, Arizona, Brown, and UVA proposing the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education. According to The Wall Street Journal, schools agreeing to this

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4:04

Feds Push Workforce Readiness: New Ed Policy...

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2025/10/06

Hello listeners, today’s top headline from the Department of Education is the administration’s bold push to make workforce readiness the center of U.S. education policy. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced this new direction just days ago, proposing that billions in federal discretionary grants prioritize career pathways and programs that connect students directly to high-demand jobs. The secretary stated, “The department looks forward to empowering states to close achievement gaps and

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Education Shakeup: Record Funding, FAFSA Launch, and...

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2025/10/03

This week’s top story from the U.S. Department of Education is the announcement of a record $500 million investment in the nation’s Charter Schools Program, the largest allocation in program history. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon stated, “This investment reflects our commitment to expanding educational opportunities for families and strengthening innovative public school options.” For thousands of families across the country, this funding means more access to high-quality charter schools,

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3:45

"Sweeping Changes to FAFSA, Admissions, and Education...

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2025/09/29

The headline shaking up the education landscape this week is the Department of Education’s official certification to Congress that the 2026–2027 FAFSA will launch on time this fall—by October 1. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon says this is thanks to a renewed focus on technical competence, marking what she calls “the earliest testing launch of the FAFSA form in history.” For families and students, this brings a sense of relief and predictability after previous rollouts left many in limbo

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Billion-Dollar Shift in Education Priorities:...

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2025/09/26

This week’s most significant headline from the Department of Education is the historic announcement of nearly $1 billion in new investments for charter schools, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, and Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities. The Department is repurposing funds from programs no longer deemed to be in the best interest of students, and channeling them into high-impact initiatives. According to the Department’s press release, HBCUs and TCCUs alone will receive a

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