Summary
The Trump administration has approved Iowa's request to have more control over how it spends federal education funds. This move is part of a broader effort to give states more power over education decisions.
Key Facts
- The Trump administration approved Iowa's proposal for more control over federal education money.
- Iowa is the first state to seek this type of exemption under the current administration.
- Education Secretary Linda McMahon encouraged states to ask for such flexibility.
- The exemption allows Iowa to bypass certain federal spending rules.
- The administration's goal is to reduce federal involvement in local education.
- Other states are expected to request similar flexibility in the future.
