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The American workforce of the next 250 years will be built on real skills, not debt-laden credentials.
Tune in tonight as I lay out our roadmap for the next 250 years of American workforce development.
Link: youtu.be/anr_aj9LeD4
TONIGHT, @EDSecMcMahon speaks at @CSNCoyote on the future of workforce education and career readiness:
🚨 October 21, 2026; 8:30 PM ET
➡️ youtube.com/@USEdGov
The Next 250 will be the GOLDEN AGE of America’s Workforce, thanks to @POTUS and @EDSecMcMahon
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— Staff at Algonquin Regional High School in Massachusetts facilitated a 15-year-old girl’s "transition" through after-school "counseling" they led her parents to believe was math help.
— A school psychologist in California's Arcadia Unified School District encouraged a young girl to "transition" instead of treating her depression — and when the girl's mother refused to go along with the school's scheme, she lost custody. Tragically, the young girl went on to die by suicide.
— Teachers at Buena Vista Middle School in California taught a young girl how to bind her breasts and referred to her using sex-rejecting pronouns — without telling her mother.
— A school counselor at the Great Salt Bay Community School in Maine gave a 13-year-old girl chest binders and instructed the girl to conceal it from her mother.
— Leon County School District in Florida created a "student support plan" to facilitate the "transition" of a middle school child, without notifying the child's parents.
— The California Department of Education led a concerted, illegal effort to pressure schools to hide gender "transitions" from parents.
— Public schools in Kansas City, Kansas, directed staff to develop "transition" plans for their students without parental knowledge or consent.
Asked about Trump's false claims that schools in multiple states are allowed to send kids for gender surgery without parental consent, the president of the National Association of School Nurses notes schools typically need written parental consent *to give a kid a Tylenol.* cnn.com/2026/10/20/politics/…
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
What better state than Utah, the Beehive State, to kick off a speaking tour about The Next 250: American Education?
Utah education leaders are committed to student achievement and instilling a love of country in our next generation!
🚨LIVE NOW: Secretary McMahon is taking the stage in Utah to highlight the Trump Administration's K-12 education achievements and the future of American education.
Watch Live: youtu.be/4fM82Qy8Bnk
Tune in as @EDSecMcMahon delivers her keynote speech in Utah on the Trump Administration’s K-12 achievements as part of her speaking series “The Next 250: American Education”:
🚨 October 20, 2026; 3 PM ET
➡️ youtube.com/@USEdGov
.@FoxNews "@EdSecMcMahon is set to launch a multi-state speaking tour Tuesday titled "The Next 250: American Education," laying out her vision for the next 250 years of American education while championing the Trump administration's efforts to reduce federal oversight and return power to local communities."
Follow along!
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BIG WIN: @CivilRights secured a settlement requiring UNC Chapel Hill to root out antisemitism & racial discrimination, without a lawsuit.
The agreement, reached with both DOJ & ED-OCR, resolves our civil rights investigations & puts UNC on the hook to follow federal law that bans discrimination based on race.
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
Latest higher ed settlement! @UNC
The @CivilRights Division & @usedgov have reached a settlement with UNC to end race discrimination in admissions & antisemitism on campus. Federally funded higher ed institutions take note—avoid litigation by ensuring equal treatment for ALL students in admissions & campus life!
justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-d…
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
The Trump Administration has moved at a rapid pace over the last 2 years to bring much-needed change to our nation’s education system.
Join me as we highlight all we have accomplished and look ahead to the work to come in “The Next 250: American Education” 🇺🇸





















