OK State Supt. Ryan Walters Agrees With Pres. Trump's Plan to Dismantle the U.S. Dept. of Education

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters Agrees with President Trump

According to a recent article in the Washington Post, Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters agrees with President Trump's plan to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. Walters said that he believes the department is "a bloated bureaucracy" that has overstepped its authority.

Walters' Plan

Walters has proposed a plan to eliminate the department and transfer its functions to the states. He said that this would give states more control over education and allow them to better meet the needs of their students.

Trump's Plan

President Trump has also proposed eliminating the Department of Education. He said that the department is "a mess" and that it "does not do a very good job." Trump has not yet released a detailed plan for eliminating the department, but he has said that he would like to see it privatized.

Reaction to the Plans

The plans to eliminate the Department of Education have been met with mixed reactions. Some people support the plans, saying that the department is unnecessary and wasteful. Others oppose the plans, saying that the department provides important services to students and schools.

The Future of the Department of Education

The future of the Department of Education is uncertain. It is possible that the department will be eliminated, either by Congress or by President Trump. It is also possible that the department will be reformed, either by Congress or by the next president.