Brooks Morgan

Administrator, age 39
Exited govt: 8/04/25 (inferred)

The CEO of an educational startup, Brooks Morgan joined the DOGE team working within the Department of Education in early February. Unlike most DOGE staff who served as special government employees, he was instead hired as a part-time consultant working for free. It’s likely he was later formally appointed to a role, since he has been detailed from Education to both the Department of the Treasury and FDIC in early April.

Likely aliases: ED-04

Positions

Position Notes
Ed.
Ed. 2/04/25-8/04/25 [as ED-04] consultant (NTE 8/04/25, volunteer) «likely Brooks Morgan who does report starting a new role in August»
resigned from agency 8/04/25
Treas.
Ed. Treas. 4/09/25 detailed Senior Treasury Advisor
FDIC
Ed.? FDIC 4/10/25 likely detailed

Events

Date Event
1/17/25
The public calendar of Riley Sennott mentions a 30-minute “SGE Ethics Discussion” meeting with other new DOGE members Derek Geissler, Brooks Morgan and Conor Fennessy included on the invitation. SGE stands for Special Government Employee.
2/13/25
A story on a proposal to use AI at the Department of Education lists several DOGE staffers identified there within the last few weeks.
4/09/25
Adam Ramada and Brooks Morgan are part of a cohort of 9 staffers detailed from the Department of Education to the Treasury, under the aegis of supporting federal student aid functions at Treasury.
4/10/25
Brooks Morgan, Adam Ramada and Anthony Armstrong visit the FDIC headquarters. Their arrival is later confirmed for staff with an email stating they have not been granted access to any sensitive bank information.
9/10/25
A report on the Secretary of Education’s visit to an AI-powered private school in Austin named the Alpha School includes a profile and picture of two students whose father is identified as Brooks Morgan. This is likely the same Brooks Morgan who has been working at the Department of Education for DOGE.