President Donald Trump has appointed a veteran bureaucrat to lead the U.S. Department of Education on an interim basis until his nominee, Linda McMahon, is confirmed by the Senate. The temporary appointment aims to ensure continuity within the agency while the confirmation process is underway.

However, the president has yet to announce interim leaders for other key positions within the department. The delay has raised concerns about potential disruptions in policy implementation and administrative functions.

McMahon, a former professional wrestling executive, is expected to bring a business-oriented approach to the department if confirmed. In the meantime, the appointed interim leader will oversee day-to-day operations and maintain the department’s priorities.

The White House has not provided a timeline for when additional interim appointments will be announced.