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In a recent discussion, Darla Romfo, president of the Children’s Scholarship Fund, expressed her views on the Department of Education, asserting that it has historically not prioritized students. During her appearance on "The Evening Edit," Romfo analyzed the strategies employed by the Trump administration aimed at reshaping the Department's role and responsibilities.
Romfo emphasized the need for a shift in focus towards empowering students and families, rather than bureaucratic interests. She believes that the current educational landscape requires a reevaluation of policies that may hinder student success. By advocating for more school choice and scholarship opportunities, Romfo aims to highlight the importance of tailoring education to meet the diverse needs of children across the nation.
Her insights reflect a growing sentiment among advocates who argue for reforms that prioritize educational outcomes for students, urging policymakers to consider the implications of their decisions on the future of education in America.
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