McMahon informs Education Department employees of ‘final mission’ to eliminate department
In a groundbreaking move, Linda McMahon, the newly appointed Secretary of Education, is set to lead a monumental final mission to return education control back to the states. This initiative comes as part of President Donald Trump’s promise to dissolve the Department of Education, as detailed in a letter obtained by Fox News Digital.
McMahon, who was confirmed by the Senate on Monday, wasted no time in outlining her vision for the future of education in the United States. In the letter addressed to Department of Education employees, she emphasized the need for a new era of accountability and the elimination of bureaucratic bloat within the department.
The Secretary expressed her commitment to respecting the will of the American people and the President’s mandate to streamline the Department of Education quickly and responsibly. McMahon made it clear that this reconstruction would have a profound impact on staff, budgets, and agency operations.
Under McMahon’s leadership, the Department of Education will operate on three fundamental beliefs: that parents are the primary decision-makers in their children’s education, that education should focus on essential subjects like math, reading, science, and history rather than divisive programs, and that post-secondary education should align with workforce needs.
By removing red tape and bureaucratic barriers, McMahon aims to empower parents to make the best educational choices for their children. She envisions a system that gives more autonomy to local communities and allows teachers to focus on fundamental education principles rather than micromanagement.
President Trump has made it clear that he wants to close the Department of Education and has tasked McMahon with the mission of putting herself out of a job. McMahon echoed this sentiment in her letter, emphasizing her alignment with the President’s vision of sending education back to the states and empowering parents to choose the best education for their children.
McMahon acknowledged that congressional approval would be needed to eliminate the federal department, and she pledged to work closely with the legislative branch to determine the best path forward. She emphasized the importance of eliminating unnecessary bureaucracy to allow schools, students, and teachers to innovate and thrive.
In her closing remarks, McMahon encouraged Department of Education employees to join her in this final mission to restore the culture of liberty and excellence that once defined American education. She highlighted the importance of removing political ideologies and unjust discrimination from the education system, emphasizing that American education has the potential to be the greatest in the world.
The Secretary’s letter also praised recent orders by the Trump administration to eliminate critical race theory, gender ideology, and diversity, equity, and inclusion programs while promoting patriotic education and civics in schools. McMahon urged employees to view this overhaul as an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy of freedom and hope for future generations of students.
As the Department of Education prepares for this significant transformation, the American public eagerly awaits the results of this final mission to reshape the education landscape in the United States.
