We explore accessible educational alternatives in response to the executive order dismantling the Department of Education, focusing on resources families can use immediately to support learning outside traditional school settings.

• Administration's March 2025 executive order is beginning the dismantling of the Department of Education
• ACLU website details consequences to students' civil rights and access to equal education
• Groups most affected include disabled students, low-income families, BIPOC students, ESL students, and LGBTQ+ students
• Ways to fight back include donating to ACLU, contacting representatives via Five Calls app, signing petitions, and organizing community education programs
• Big History Project offers free learning resources with more in-depth options for educators and students
• World History Project connects past to present with high school AP-level content
• PBS provides extensive free educational content for all ages through PBS News, PBS Kids (508 free games), and parent resources
• "LGBTQ+ History Book by Big Ideas, Explained Simply" offers accessible queer history education
• X-Men movie used real coming out experiences to frame mutant revelation scenes

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