The Future of Federal Education Policy: What Happens If the Department of Education Shuts Down?
In this video, I explore the implications of dismantling the U.S. Department of Education. I break down the key areas of concern—state control, federal funding, and legal enforcement—arguing that education is constitutionally a state issue. I further discus how funding could bypass the Department, the continued enforcement of education laws like IDEA and Section 504, and the muted response from teacher unions. While the change would bring uncertainty, I believe that schools and students would ultimately adapt. Watch the full analysis and share your thoughts!
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The MEN was founded by John Huber in the fall of 2020. It was founded to provide a platform for expert opinion and commentary on current issues that directly or indirectly affect education. All opinions are valued and accepted providing they are expressed in a professional manner. The Maryland Education Network consists of Blogs, Videos, and other interaction among the K-12 community.
