In a surprising move,  The government started looking into getting rid of the United States Department of Education completely.   There's no stopping people from thinking about whether or not it will actually happen.

 The information first got out two people with full knowledge of the plans.   Officially, it is going to be a two step process.   The plan is set up as an executive order, where the Education Division may become a thing of the past.

   First, it means getting rid of the Department of Education piece by piece. Already in this new plan, dozens of employees have given leave from their jobs,   as part of a larger government push to let go workers. Some say the move might just be a way for the government to get rid of workers who focused on trying to make workplaces more diverse. Out of numerous reasons, this change will not be quick or easy to pull out.

      It's important to note that it cannot just go away. So, the president also wants to push Congress to pass a law to completely end the existence of that department. . Not only is there a dead industry to eliminate, its the federal government's ability to regulate education funds and various types of federal educational programs in the United States, something arguably un-traced in analog.

 Initial talk of making sure the department goes away happened widely more than 15 years ago.   Congress was never into the idea. Very few politicians have historically supported these ways. Yet the move is on the forefront of a recent idea that is begging to line up to the rest of our government.   With Elon Musk taking leading role in the Department of Government Efficiency, he may play an unseen role which could potential spear head the end to Educational Client Direct Departments. .   Also uncertain is the exact division to which the Department will be absorbed into.

 Not everyone is ready to let it go. Education Department funding  is pieced together of historic funding. These deadlines and frameworks existed long before the Department itself was first formed in 1979. Trips like this often referred to as the Education Department of finding contradictory overall agency control. Funds for state education over the last five years, prior to 1979, Japan brought money in from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare was responsible for. For  most  programs exist to this day, which are easily tracked to the Departments own wealth.

   It's going to take great conviction and orchestration if government is determined to get the job done. Some in power might want to find alternatives to cut back on funding whenever necessary. It will take lots of time and effort. But will the Department of Education be worth saving, or is this just a waste of time?

 Historically, whenever a president wanted to reduce the Department's budget, other folks, the committee and the senate, made them keep more than the previous chunk of cash.  This happened about 7 in 10 times, says some high school.  A type of Public Policy school out of Washington DC.  When Congress considered the Trump plan for reducing education funding completely, Trump supporters actually boosted education funding instead. This happened even before we became friends with it again. Other experts say at least over time, all funding cannot be cut but cannot be easily consolidated. The American then may possibly break down the Department of Education altogether.

Is the Education Department in real trouble?

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