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Opposition to the Executive Order to Dismantle the Department of Education

To: Rep. Ivey, Sen. Van Hollen, Sen. Alsobrooks, Pres. Trump

From: A verified voter in Laurel, MD

March 6

I am writing to express my profound concern and strong opposition to the proposed executive order to dismantle the Department of Education. As a resident of Baltimore, Maryland, I believe that this action would have detrimental effects on the quality and equity of education in our nation. The Department of Education plays a crucial role in: Ensuring Equal Access: It enforces federal laws that guarantee equal educational opportunities for all students, regardless of race, gender, or disability. Allocating Federal Funding: It distributes essential funds to states and school districts, supporting programs for low-income students, special education, and teacher development. Maintaining Educational Standards: It provides guidance and oversight to ensure that educational institutions meet certain academic standards, preparing students for global competitiveness. Dismantling this department could lead to increased disparities in educational quality, particularly affecting underserved communities. It would undermine decades of progress in making education accessible and equitable. I urge you to oppose this executive order and to advocate for the preservation and strengthening of the Department of Education. Our children's futures and the nation's prosperity depend on a robust federal commitment to education. Thank you for your attention to this critical matter.

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