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In a significant move, key education leaders are calling for the immediate cessation of the Trump administration's plan to transfer responsibilities for career and technical education programs from the Department of Education to the Department of Labor. This decision has raised concerns about the potential dismantling of critical educational frameworks.
Vice Chair Patty Murray, along with Senate Appropriations Committee members and other prominent figures, voiced their opposition during a recent statement. They argue that such a transfer could undermine the effectiveness of education initiatives that are vital for workforce development. The leaders emphasize that the Department of Education has the expertise and resources necessary to manage these programs effectively.
The proposed transfer has sparked a heated debate among lawmakers, educators, and advocates, who worry that it may lead to a fragmented approach to career and technical education. The coalition of leaders is urging the administration to reconsider this plan and prioritize the integrity of educational programs that serve millions of students across the nation.
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