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Trump's workforce education vision gets off the ground

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By Bianca Quilantan Verified
| POLITICO Verified
President Donald Trump's effort to bolster workforce training programs across the country fully launches today, but states have been racing for weeks to be the first to get the Education Department's stamp of approval. STATES ARE OFF TO THE RACES — The new Workforce Pell Grant program is a key Trump administration priority that allows low-income students to use Pell Grants for short-term training programs.
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POLITICO Pro: States move to embrace Trump’s workforce education vision

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By Bianca Quilantan Verified
| POLITICO Pro Verified
Several states are notching early wins by launching their Workforce Pell Grant applications in hopes of being the among the first to get federal approval. President Donald Trump did what lawmakers struggled to do for the better part of a decade: launched a new education alternative to four-year colleges through Congress. Now it’s up to states to implement it — and some are more ready than others. The newly enacted federal student aid program known as the Workforce Pell Grant fully launched Monday.
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POLITICO Pro: Education Department prepares for next regulatory blitz

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By Bianca Quilantan Verified, Rebecca Carballo Verified
| POLITICO Pro Verified
The Trump administration last week unveiled a sweeping regulatory agenda that would change how the agency enforces civil rights and implement key priorities. Education Secretary Linda McMahon will propose several regulations this year that would deliver on some of President Donald Trump’s biggest policy goals.
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