Impact of Trump Policies on Education: Voices from Schools Nationwide
December 18, 2025
Child care workers and educators express concerns over ICE raids and federal funding issues under Trump’s policies.
Child care workers and educators express concerns over ICE raids and federal funding issues under Trump’s policies.
Turning Point USA’s conference tests the movement’s resilience after founder Charlie Kirk’s assassination, led by Erika.
The U.S. Education Department announced changes to student aid, redefining professional degrees and loan offerings.
The U.S. Department of Education announced rulemaking negotiations for changes to student aid under Trump’s budget law.
The Department of Education is set to redefine professional degrees, alter student loan limits, and more under new rules.
Liz Goggin left her VA job after Trump’s return led to mass federal employee exits. Many faced firings or retired.
Liz Goggin’s career shift reflects a wider exodus of federal workers amid Trump’s policies, leaving many uncertain.
In a close 3-2 vote, the Helena City Commission appointed Alana Lake as the next city manager on Wednesday night. Outgoing Mayor Wilmot Collins, Commissioner Sean Logan, and Mayor-elect Emily Dean expressed confidence in Lake’s ability to handle the executive role. Currently serving as executive director of the Montana Public
A state House committee examined bills to repeal Michigan’s red flag law, amid debate on gun rights and safety concerns.
Pima County supervisors approve Beale Infrastructure’s Project Blue, amid concerns of public health and resource safety.
President Trump signed a resolution reversing Biden-era coal restrictions in Montana, aiming to boost energy sectors.
Lance Jensen welcomed state Democratic lawmakers to his family-run Christmas tree farm, discussing economic challenges.
