The U.S. Education Department announced Friday it is closing all schools across the country and suspending the enrollment of more than 30,000 charter schools, according to an advisory from President Donald Trump.

The move follows the administration’s decision to shutter schools in Illinois and Louisiana, which had closed dozens of charters after federal officials said the state failed to meet its enrollment targets.

The closures are expected to end in the coming weeks, according the department.

More:Trump, DeVos to speak at National Governors Association meeting on education and workforce MondayThe move is the latest in a series of moves to close schools across this country in the wake of a series in Louisiana and Illinois that have resulted in large class sizes and disrupted families and classrooms.

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