Randi Weingarten: “While we are encouraged that Mr. Gracias has abandoned DOGE and seems to now be taking his core business seriously, it’s…”

the American people did not vote for chaotic and reckless attacks on public schools.

Trying to abolish it — which, by the way, only Congress can do — sends a message that the president doesn't care about opportunity for all kids.

The directive to 'return decision-making to the states' fails the smell test.

Congress — the only body that can legally take such actions — has refused to follow the whims of the White House when it comes to abolishing the Education Department.