The Pentagon’s education system faces a leadership shake-up as its director announces plans to step down before completing a full year in the role. The resignation comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the Defense Department’s efforts to manage its vast network of schools for military families. With the position remaining vacant for months after the previous director’s departure, the move raises questions about stability and continuity in overseeing education programs critical to service members and their children. Officials have yet to clarify whether an interim replacement will be named or if a broader review of the system’s structure is underway.
Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security The Big Story Pentagon's school system director stepping down The director of the Pentagon's school system, Paul Craft, is resigning at the end of this month — less than eight months after being selected to lead the agency, a...
