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It's refreshing to see there are some non-sycophants still functioning in America.
6% of their funding is federal. That's a lot, but not something they can't adapt to. Plus, they can blame any broken air conditioners and flickering lights on the increasingly unpopular president.
Critics say this order contradicts Trumps promise to return control to states.
Oh? THAT is all that “critics” have to say? Nothing about the blatant racism and cruelty? Of using our children as political fodder? Of overstepping his authority?
Just “muh states rights”?
Those complaints are all “woke.” That one might get through to some idiots.
New York has known longer than the naive rural red hats that the Donvict is scum. Good for them for standing up for what's good and right for educating young New Yorkers for the future of a stronger New York.
Fucking fnally. Somebody said NO.
What are they going to do, sic the dismantled Department of Education on them?
Also, funny how "empowering states" only works one way
New York schools are pushing back against the Trump admin’s DEI directive, signaling a clash over educational priorities.