The Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) is scheduled to move staff from the Department of Education’s Lyndon B. Johnson Building to Department of the Treasury offices on Washington’s K Street, according to an email obtained in the story. The shift begins this Friday, with staff expected to work remotely until a staged move to the Treasury building on Aug. 17. The relocation comes amid broader administration efforts to dismantle parts of the Department of Education’s structure. It follows an interagency agreement transferring oversight of defaulted student loans to Treasury signed about four months earlier. Other Education offices are also expected to relocate, but dates were not announced and Senate action remains required for approval. FSA leadership says the move should not disrupt service as the new worksite is intended to bring teams closer to Treasury partners. Financial aid offices and campus advisers, however, are entering one of their busiest periods—the start of the academic year—when payment timelines, verification processes, and troubleshooting demands typically spike.