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🔥AG Mayes Files Suit to Save the
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This week, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joined a coalition of AGs from 21 states to file a lawsuit to stop Trump’s dismantling of the Dept. of Education [[link removed]] 💪 [[link removed]]
The lawsuit states that only Congress can act to shut down the Dept. of Education or reallocate federal funding. Two other lawsuits were submitted this week: one by the American Federation of Teachers, and one by the NAACP, Education Law Center, and the National Education Association [[link removed]] . Tell your members of Congress to protect public education TODAY! It takes 5 minutes:
📧 EMAIL: bit.ly/SaveUSEdDept [[link removed]]
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👀 Read our newest blog [[link removed]] to find out what the US Dept. of Ed does, what it DOESN’T do, and why it’s so important for kids across the country — especially here in Arizona.
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None of this is new, and none of it surprises anyone who was paying attention to Project 2025 and Trump’s campaign promises. While it’s devastating to watch it unfold, we know that we the people have the power to stop the all-out assault on public education — and we’re mighty glad we have a badass AG who will fight in the courts for our kids!
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Speaking of Project 2025, the Arizona Education Agenda absolutely NAILED IT this week [[link removed]] , explaining how much of Trump’s education plan is taken from the Arizona playbook:
“As it turns out, the ideal education system in Project 2025 looks a lot like Arizona’s education system, at least what GOP lawmakers have tried to turn it into while the federal Department of Education was still watching over them.
The blueprint highlights Arizona’s school voucher system as a model for what every state should do. In fact, Arizona gets several mentions on the first page of the education section of the document. The goal is to give parents as much freedom as possible to decide where their kids go to school.
Once the Department of Education is gone, Congress could still provide federal funding for schools, but the money would go to states in the form of block grants with “no strings” attached.”
We all know where those block grants will go… VOUCHERS.
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