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The Trump administration’s review of Smithsonian content could affect history and social studies lessons in classrooms across the country. Pressed for time and often lacking up-to-date textbooks, teachers often rely on the Smithsonian’s trusted digital offerings to create lessons. But they could be leery of using materials from collections curated to align with President Trump’s vision of American history. (Associated Press)
More on Education and Culture
- Trump Is Exploring Ways to Take Over the Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum (New York Times)
- Opinion: Trump Is Scrubbing Slavery From Our Historical Sites (New York Times)
More News
- The Old Climate-Activism Playbook No Longer Works. What Else Can? (New York Times)
- Why a San Antonio Nonprofit Is Paying Young People to Train in ‘Civic Engagement’ (San Antonio Report)
- How the Megabill Boosts a Charitable Tax Break for Seniors (Wall Street Journal— subscription)
Cuts and Closures
- PBS to Cut 15% of Its Staff (New York Times)
- As Local Governments Struggle With Budgets, They Discover Libraries, Museums as New Revenue Sources (Daily Montanan)
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