3/21/2025
New from EdNC
As Trump moves to close the federal department of education, is North Carolina prepared to assume more responsibility?
Community colleges exhibit workforce development programs at the General Assembly
North Carolina FAFSA completion reaches 38%, and nominations for financial aid champions open
‘Solly’s Law’ to restrict youth vaping introduced in NC legislature
The Editor’s Notes
The New York Times says President Trump’s order to close the federal department of education and the anticipated legislation in Congress required to do so “sets the stage for a seismic political and legal battle over the federal government’s role in the nation’s schools.” Buckle up.
The rumors are swirling again about Leandro. Against the backdrop of power being returned to states on education as per Trump’s order yesterday, if in fact the decision is handed down today, it may have even more import. We will see. Stay tuned.
Here is your playlist for the weekend courtesy of Jeff McDaris.
Need to know
Facts in the Flood: Education First’s analysis of federal education policy under the Trump Administration
A new series with analyses and resources about federal education policy under Trump. The goal is to help education organizations: philanthropies, nonprofits, state and local education agencies develop strategies. Read the rest
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Education in Governors’ 2025 State of the State Addresses
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Who’s New on Congressional Education Committees
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Who’s Who in the U.S. Education Department
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