The Trump Administration announced that the Education Department will transfer responsibilities for its special education programs to the Health Department. Additionally, the duties of the Office for Civil Rights, which has enforced anti-discrimination laws concerning school children for decades, will be shifted to the Justice Department.
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Trump Administration Transfers Special Education Programs to Health Department
The Trump Administration is moving special education program responsibilities from the Education Department to the Health Department. The Office for Civil Rights will also see its duties transferred to the Justice Department.
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