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12/08/2025

Project 2025 decimates more than 180,000 teacher positions and negatively affect the academic outcomes of 2.8 million vulnerable students across the country.
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Project 2025 doesn’t just target Title I: it also proposes eliminating or drastically scaling back other federal education programs — including early-childhood support (like Head Start), free or reduced-price school meals (e.g. cutting the Community Eligibility Provision for low-income schools), and federal oversight (including civil rights protections and support for students with disabilities under laws like Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

It also advocates for redirecting funds toward private or religious schools, vouchers, or education savings accounts — which many experts warn may erode support for public schools and widen educational inequalities.
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Advocates for public education, teachers’ unions, and civil-rights organizations have voiced alarm: they argue that cutting federal education funding — especially for low-income, rural, or otherwise underserved communities — would deepen educational inequities and worsen outcomes for the most vulnerable students.

Reactions point to fear not only of job loss but of broader degradation of school quality — fewer support services, larger class sizes, more uncertified or under-qualified teachers, reduced support for special-needs students, and less enrichment (arts, libraries, etc.).

The fact that many of the most vulnerable schools and communities would bear the brunt suggests that the potential harm is systemic and inequitable.

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HOW MANY SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS ARE YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBORS LOSING?

12/08/2025

Remind your friends that voted for this.

12/08/2025

What's the hold up ?

12/08/2025

Facts

12/08/2025

Be real with yourself and ask what did he do for you ?

12/08/2025

Must be exhausting.