What a Second Trump Presidency Could Mean for Education in the U.S.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Those who campaigned for Trump, and agree with his promises to end "woke" teaching in schools, celebrated his comeback.
56% : "Trump will have to take a page out of [President Joe Biden's] playbook and do a lot by executive action and regulatory plans.
52% : ""Today, many in our community feel a profound sense of loss and concern for the future," Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, executive director of GLSEN, said in a statement, pointing to Heritage's Project 2025 as the blueprint for how Trump would roll back policies that allow trans students to play on sports teams or use restrooms that match their gender identity.
47% : "Trump, a convicted felon and, at 78, the oldest candidate ever elected president, is also expected to push for private school choice, perhaps along the lines of the $5,000 tax credit scholarship program that passed a House committee in September.
23% : Sign up for The 74 NewsletterObservers expect Trump to immediately nullify the Biden administration's Title IX rule that extends protections against discrimination to LGBTQ students.
23% : That's why Trump is expected to accomplish some of his conservative agenda through executive orders.

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