Private Schools
Trump's education secretary apparently sees no problem with giving federal money to schools that reject queer kids.
The education secretary accuses critics of hindering innovation, then calls Trump's budget, which would cut education 13 percent, a "historic investment" in students.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
If President Donald Trump were required to send his son to public school, that institution would immediately be held to entirely different standards.
It behooves us to reconsider who we educate, how we do so, and for what reasons
The president's education plans may be a boon for private Islamic schools.
We already know what it looks like, and it does not deliver on its promises.
Critics say this won't change much for those who need help the most.
Size, of course, matters.