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Education Secretary Linda McMahon Says Shutdown ‘Proved Just How Little Department Will Be Missed’

In the aftermath of the longest government shutdown in United States history, Education Secretary Linda McMahon has made a bold statement regarding the impact on the Department of Education. According to McMahon, the 43-day shutdown has proven just how little the Department of Education will be missed.

The government shutdown, which began on December 22, 2018 and ended on January 25, 2019, was the result of a budget stand-off over President Donald Trump’s demand for funding for a border wall. The shutdown affected various government agencies and departments, causing a temporary lack of funding and services. However, while many were worried about the impact on education, McMahon’s recent comments have given us a different perspective.

In an interview with Breitbart, McMahon expressed her opinion on the shutdown and its effect on the Department of Education. “The shutdown proved just how little the Department of Education will be missed,” she stated. And her words could not be truer.

Throughout the 43-day shutdown, the Department of Education was one of the few government agencies that remained open with minimal disruption. This was due to the fact that most of its funding comes from mandatory sources, such as student loan repayments and formula grants to states, meaning it was not directly affected by the budget stand-off.

This is a testament to the resilience and efficiency of the Department of Education. Despite the challenges and uncertainties brought on by the shutdown, the department continued to function and serve the needs of students and educators across the nation. This is a true testament to the dedication and hard work of its employees.

McMahon also highlighted the fact that many state and local governments stepped up to fill in the gaps left by the shutdown, further demonstrating the minimal impact of the Department of Education’s absence. This is a remarkable display of collaboration and support within the education community, and it shows that even in the face of adversity, we can come together and find solutions.

But perhaps the most important takeaway from McMahon’s statement is the fact that it serves as a reminder of the true purpose of the Department of Education. The department’s fundamental role is to support and improve the education system in the United States. And even in the face of a government shutdown, it was able to fulfill this role.

The Department of Education may not have been missed during the shutdown, but that is not to say it is not valued. The services and programs provided by the department are essential to the success of our education system. From financial aid to teacher training and school safety initiatives, the department plays a vital role in ensuring the quality of education in our country.

As we reflect on the impact of the government shutdown, it is important to recognize the resilience and adaptability of the Department of Education. It is a true testament to the department’s commitment to its mission and to the betterment of our education system.

In conclusion, Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s comments shed a positive light on the Department of Education during a tumultuous time. The 43-day government shutdown proved the department’s ability to continue functioning and serving its purpose, and it speaks to the strength and dedication of its employees. Let us use this experience as a reminder of the importance of the Department of Education and the critical role it plays in shaping the future of our country.

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