The election of a new Administration and Senate will bring a new era of federal hostility toward public schools. Policies will likely be aligned with Project 2025. If you have forgotten its education agenda, our short video explains it.
Despite Donald J. Trump’s rhetoric, the U.S. Department of Education is unlikely to be dismantled. However, the new Senate will most likely confirm a Secretary hostile to “government schools.” We expect Ryan Walters, Oklahoma’s superintendent of public instruction, and Mom’s for Liberty’s Tiffany Justice to be top contenders.
What can we expect as federal initiatives?
- Proposed deep cuts to Title I and IDEA.
- More funding for charter schools.
- Advocacy for religious charter schools.
- A federal voucher program.
- Threats to children’s health by eliminating mandatory vaccines.
- A rollback of rights for gay and transgender children.
- Attempts to eradicate so-called “woke” curriculum and reward book bans.
- Efforts to introduce prayer and bible readings in schools.
You can count on the Network for Public Education to stand strong for public schools and their students and teachers. We will mobilize advocates, network grassroots groups, inform the public, and fight with courage and conviction.
Here is how you can help.
- Please make a tax-deductible donation, or better yet, commit to monthly giving.
- Sign up to attend our conference this spring. We will need each other more than ever.
- Share our join us link with friends and family to keep them informed.
Together we will continue to save our schools. Our children depend on us.
“The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” Martin Luther King, Jr.
