EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — There have been more reactions and fallout from the Trump administration's decision to dismantle the Department of Education.
Fifty percent of the department’s staff have been fired, with the goal of shutting the department down entirely.
The news has alarmed high school seniors and college students who rely on financial aid.
William Jeynes, author and professor of education at Cal State Long Beach, joined "Your Morning" to discuss.
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Students and experts involved with the college admissions process react to the layoffs of 1,300 employees within the Department of Education.
Nearly 500 students from across California took to the state Capitol this week to advocate for funding for school programs.
The university's annual student debate was held this week.
Students are arriving at USC's campus and discussing the upcoming November election.
Follow along for the latest on the protests tied to the war in Gaza.
UCLA warned participants in the expanding encampment on campus that the gathering is unlawful and could lead to disciplinary action for students.
