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From CNN, I'm Charlie Drever with the five things you need to know for Thursday, March 20th.

President Donald Trump is zeroing in on the Department of Education.

According to two administration officials, he's set to sign an executive order this afternoon

to start the process of dismantling the department.

It's the latest move by the White House to test the president's executive authority,

with legal action already being prepared by those opposing the decision.

For the details, here's CNN's Elena Treene.

We're going to see the president later today really holding a made-for-TV event for this

executive order signing.

He'll have Republican governors there.

He's going to have state education

officials, as well as some school children in the Oval Office with him, really wanting, again, to make this a huge event.

Because, remember, this is a long-held campaign promise and something that the president has continued ever since taking office to say that he would do.

Now, I do want to reemphasize to officially eliminate and fully dismantle the Department of Education

would require an act of Congress.

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