February 14, 2025 - 03:35
Ohio Education Association President Scott DiMauro is joining fellow educators in Washington, D.C., to express their apprehensions regarding the potential shutdown of the Department of Education. This gathering aims to highlight the critical role the department plays in ensuring educational standards and support for students across the nation.
DiMauro emphasized that the department's closure could have detrimental effects on funding, resources, and support systems that are vital for both educators and students. He pointed out that many schools rely on federal assistance to provide quality education, and without the department, these resources could be severely compromised.
The discussions in Washington focus on the implications such a shutdown would have on educational equity, teacher training, and student services. DiMauro and his colleagues are advocating for the preservation of the Department of Education, urging lawmakers to consider the long-term consequences of dismantling this essential institution. As the situation unfolds, educators remain vigilant and committed to protecting the future of education in Ohio and beyond.
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