How the Trump administration backpedaled on its threats to cut school funding

Ever since Trump tweeted his threat to take federal funding away from schools that don’t reopen in the fall, Betsy Devos and other administration officials have been cleaning up the mess

Asked about cutting off funding to schools, Education Department spokesperson Liz Hill said in a statement on Wednesday that the agency is "looking at all of our options."

DeVos, during her Fox News interview on Thursday, appeared to reference the voucher-like idea that McEnany floated. But such a proposal would be another non-starter with congressional Democrats.A school choice advocate, DeVos sees this moment as the time to rethink an education system that she believes has long failed students.Rep.

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