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… Federal education policy should be limited - 4479 Federal education policy should be limited and, ultimately, the federal Department of Education should be eliminated. When … - page 319
… . For decades, they have acted independently of the federal government to pioneer a variety of constructive … For decades, they have acted independently of the federal government to pioneer a variety of constructive … - page 319
… regulations and red tape from Washington are eliminated. Federal money is inevitably accompanied by rules and … without raising student achievement. To the extent that federal taxpayer dollars are used to fund education … to states without strings, eliminating the need for many federal and state bureaucrats. Eventually, policymaking and … - page 320
… restored to the private sector (or, at the very least, the federal government should revisit its role as a guarantor, rather than direct lender) federal postsecondary education investments should bolster … diversity. That has not, however, been the track record of federal higher education policy or of the many institutions … - page 320
… of our history, the - 4486 For most of our history, the federal government played a minor role in education . Then, … of black Americans was no longer tolerable and merited a federal response. In the case of the Elementary and … of Education Page number 320 … For most of our history, the federal government played a minor role in education. Then, … - page 320
… just to administer Title IV of the HEA, which authorizes federal student loans and Pell grants. It provided $22.5 … just to administer Title IV of the HEA, which authorizes federal student loans and Pell grants. It provided $22.5 … - page 321
… continued to layer on dozens of new laws and programs as federal “solutions” to myriad education problems. In 1973, … continued to layer on dozens of new laws and programs as federal “solutions” to myriad education problems. In 1973, … - page 321
… Congress could have, and once did, distribute management of federal education programs outside of a single department. But for those interested in expanding federal funding and influence in education, this … Congress could have, and once did, distribute management of federal education programs outside of a single department. … - page 321
… costs and improve efficiency by housing most of the federal education programs that had proliferated in the wake … costs and improve efficiency by housing most of the federal education programs that had proliferated in the wake … - page 321
… lobby have leveraged the agency to continuously expand federal expenditures—a desirable funding stream from their vantage point because federal budgets are not constrained like state and local … student loan outlays. Each of its programs has attendant federal strings and red tape. Chapter Department of … - page 321
… a plan to redistribute the various congressionally approved federal education programs across the government , eliminate … a plan to redistribute the various congressionally approved federal education programs across the government, eliminate … - page 321
… outcomes, and it can be achieved without establishing a new federal program. For example, portability of existing federal education spending to fund families directly or allowing federal tax credits to encourage voluntary contributions to … - page 321
… • Providing education choice for “federal” - 4500 • Providing education choice for “federal” children . Congress has a special responsibility to … Page number 321 … • Providing education choice for “federal” children. Congress has a special responsibility to … - page 321
… over which they have full control, enabling states to put federal funding toward any lawful education purpose under … over which they have full control, enabling states to put federal funding toward any lawful education purpose under … - page 321
… investors in - 4502 • Treating taxpayers like investors in federal student aid. Taxpayers should expect their … education to generate economic productivity. When the federal government lends money to individuals for a … Page number 321 … • Treating taxpayers like investors in federal student aid. Taxpayers should expect their … - page 321
… • Protecting the federal student loan - 4503 • Protecting the federal student loan portfolio from predatory politicians. … new Administration must end the practice of acting like the federal student loan portfolio is a campaign fund to curry … - page 321
… an ever-growing cabal of special interests that thrive off federal largesse, the infrastructure that supports America’s costly federal intervention in education from early childhood … an ever-growing cabal of special interests that thrive off federal largesse, the infrastructure that supports America’s … - page 323
… Federal intervention in education has failed - 4510 Federal intervention in education has failed to promote … in 2022. Chapter Department of Education Page number 323 … Federal intervention in education has failed to promote … - page 323
… of education operating in states across the country. Federal mandates, programs, and proclamations have spurred a … more than 10 times the number of employees (4,400)” at the federal Department of Education, and their jobs largely … The Heritage Foundation’s Jonathan Butcher finds that the federal government funds 41 percent of the salary costs of … - page 323
… nearly 50 million hours of paperwork just to get their federal education spending, which at that time, they … estimated, resulted in just 65 cents to 70 cents of each federal taxpayer dollar making its way to the classroom. The … nearly 50 million hours of paperwork just to get their federal education spending, which at that time, they … - page 324

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