Trump signs education-related EOs, aims to restore meritocracy in schools

president Donald Trump has signed multiple executive orders related to education on Wednesday afternoon, with many subjects to restoring the education system.

Seven orders included measures to integrate artificial intelligence into the curriculum from kindergarten to the twelfth grade, reforms in school discipline guidelines and accreditation instructions, and the requirements related to the detection of foreign financing of schools and improvements in the workforce development programs in the country.

Trump’s orders, which focus on education, also included another guidance calling for the end of the DEI ideology in schools, specifically the use of “different influence theory”, in addition to his previous executive order from January, ordered the end of Dei-like programming and ideology in K-12 schools. An executive order created an initiative in the White House that supports the efficiency and effectiveness of black colleges and universities historically by the president on Wednesday.

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“They allow people to enter the school – they cannot do mathematics – however, children who worked hard and are number one in their high school – somewhere in New Jersey or Mississippi – they cannot enter the best schools,” Trump said, signed by his order to implement the requirements for the approval of the new school. “What’s all this?”

“I think you, sir, from the merit – to look at those who have a real advantage of entering,” the Minister of Education, Linda McMahon, who was standing on the shoulder of Trump during his signing, and calms us. ”

Accreditation reforms, along with the president’s executive orders on school discipline and “different influence theory”, were all linked to the withdrawal from the Biden administration’s era of giving DEI priority for merit. Specifically, accreditation reforms seek to prevent accreditors from imposing “discriminatory diversity standards, equality, and integration (Dei), while forcing them to” give priority to students’ results.

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Meanwhile, under the Biden Administration, the Ministry of Education issued student discipline directions that compete that the disciplinary systems of the racist school. Trump on Wednesday, the executive will cancel this directive.

President Donald Trump was a strong opponent of what he describes as “discriminatory” programs for diversity, arrows and integration throughout the United States. (Getty Images)

“In light of this, I think the Biden -Obama administration and then Biden – the Ministry of Justice issued instructions that made it impossible for schools to impose sufficient disciplinary policies,” said Trump’s Executive Assistant. “They focused mainly on the ideology of CRT and the ideology of diversity, rather than just applying the rules in the classroom to ensure a safe educational environment.”

The “different influence theory” ban is based on the president’s previous orders to get rid of “DEI discriminatory” programs and influences from educational environments.

“This is a theory behind a lot of the culture of diversity that DEI and modern CRT drives,” Charf explained. “The basic idea is to guide your department and agencies that no longer depend on the different influence theory while organizing it, because they issue instructions, because they provide rules. We want to focus on the results, we want to focus on actual fairness, we want to focus on merit, not things like the disturbing and complete influence theory of diversity and teeth.”

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President Donald Trump signs an executive matter related to education at the White House Oval Office, on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

In addition to focusing on restoring merit to the education system, the president’s executive orders also sought to modernize American education and prepare the workforce by implementing artificial intelligence education in schools and by commitment to adding a million new vocational training.

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The president had previously signed an executive order in January, which worked to cancel the policies of the Biden era, which critics say restricting the growth of artificial intelligence in the country.