Amid ongoing discussions about the future of the Department of Education, advocates and educators express deep concerns regarding the potential implications of proposed cuts, particularly for students with disabilities and federal funding for special education programs. Critics argue that dismantling the Department could exacerbate existing challenges in public education, while proponents of reform suggest that a change could lead to better educational outcomes. Numerous voices, including retired educators and consumer advocates, emphasize the importance of the Department in maintaining resources and support for vulnerable students. As the Trump administration explores significant changes to educational policy, experts warn that borrowers must take immediate action to safeguard their interests. The debate intensifies as stakeholders rally to either preserve or reform the Department, highlighting divided opinions on the best path for American education.