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In his frenetic first week back at the White House, President Donald Trump allowed immigration raids at schools, sidelined federal employees focused on diversity and ended civil rights investigations into book bans.
But the biggest education story of the week — one that could change public schools forever — broke late Friday afternoon at a building two miles away.
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