(The Hill) – President Trump signed multiple executive orders on Wednesday targeting the country’s education system, from discipline in K-12 schools to how universities are accredited.

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President Donald Trump signs an executive order relating to education (Alex Brandon/AP) The president wants to make it easier for new accreditors to compete with the 19 that are now authorised to work ...

(The Hill) – President Trump signed multiple executive orders on Wednesday targeting the country’s education system, from discipline in K-12 schools to how universities are accredited. Regarding ...