James Bergeron has been appointed to oversee not only regulatory responsibilities related to higher education but also to manage the entire Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) following Denise Carter's retirement. Despite recent layoffs, FSA, which is the largest office in the Department of Education, continues to manage significant education funding, including Pell Grants and a $1.7 trillion student loan portfolio. Carter has urged for stronger national support for students to ensure their success and bolster the country’s economic strength.
Carter emphasized the need for the nation to commit to supporting students for extraordinary educational outcomes, linking their success to the economic strength of the nation.
The Department of Education appointed James Bergeron to oversee both higher education regulations and the Office of Federal Student Aid, amidst significant staffing changes and layoffs.
Denise Carter expressed gratitude for her decades of service in federal education, highlighting the importance of ensuring students receive adequate support for their academic achievements.
FSA continues to be pivotal, managing over $1.7 trillion in student loans while overseeing critical functions like Pell Grant allocations and the FAFSA.
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