This episode analyzes President Trump's executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, lawsuits targeting critical race theory, and Title IX disputes. We discuss the impacts on universities like Johns Hopkins, innovations like Harvard's tuition initiative, and STEM-focused solutions addressing declining academic performance. Amid change, legal battles, and progress, how is U.S. education adapting?
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Harvard University announces free tuition for families earning up to $200,000, expanding opportunities for middle-income students. Meanwhile, California Attorney General Rob Bonta files a lawsuit challenging proposed federal education cuts, raising concerns for low-income and special education students. Additionally, we tackle financial literacy in classrooms, exploring global initiatives and debates on improving student preparedness for the digital economy.