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Should IES Advance a National-Interest Research Agenda?

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Should IES Advance a National-Interest Research Agenda?
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In the early months of the second Trump administration, the Department of Government Efficiency pushed into the U.S. Department of Education and executed substantial cuts to staff and funding. Many of those reductions fell on ED’s research arm, the Institute of Education Sciences, which lost 88 percent of its staff and saw nearly every research contract canceled.
In the wake of this intervention, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon recruited Amber M. Northern, senior vice president for research

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