Education Department Layoffs Spark Concern
The Department of Education has laid off nearly all of its special education staff, sparking concern over special education funding in Nevada.
According to sources, the cuts were mainly within the office of special education and rehabilitative services, which supports special education programs serving millions nationwide.
- The American Federation of Government Employees reports over 450 layoffs at the agency as of Friday.
- The Education Department had approximately 4,100 employees when President Donald Trump took office in January.
- After the layoffs, the department will be down to about 2,000 employees.
The cuts have raised concerns about the impact on special education programs.
Author's summary: Layoffs in the Education Department raise concerns about special education funding.
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