It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Lindsey M. Burke - 4477 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Lindsey M. Burke Chapter Department of Education Page number 319 … DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Lindsey … - page 319
… Federal education policy should be limited - 4479 Federal education policy should be limited and, ultimately, the federal Department of Education should be eliminated. When power is exercised, it … - page 319
… Elementary and secondary education policy should - 4480 Elementary and secondary education policy should follow the path outlined by Milton Friedman in 1955, wherein education is publicly funded but education decisions are … - page 319
… eager to lead in - 4481 States are eager to lead in K-12 education . For decades, they have acted independently of … spent on that child in public school to be used instead on education options such as private school tuition, online … to be available to all families. Chapter Department of Education Page number 319 … States are eager to lead in K-12 … - page 319
… The future of education freedom and - 4483 The future of education freedom and reform in the states is bright and … if any, impact on student outcomes. It raises the cost of education without raising student achievement. To the extent … - page 320
… guarantor, rather than direct lender) federal postsecondary education investments should bolster economic growth, and … has not, however, been the track record of federal higher education policy or of the many institutions of higher education that are hostile to free expression, open academic … - page 320
… our history, the federal government played a minor role in education . Then, over a 14-month period beginning in 1964, … the seeds for what would become the U.S. Department of Education (ED or the department). In July of that year, … response. In the case of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA)? and the Higher Education Act … - page 320
… of new laws and programs as federal “solutions” to myriad education problems. In 1973, it passed the Rehabilitation … Act,° and, in 1975, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)*° to address educational neglect of students with disabilities. In 2002, … - page 321
… could have, and once did, distribute management of federal education programs outside of a single department. But for … interested in expanding federal funding and influence in education, this unconsolidated approach was less than ideal, … across Administrations. Eventually, the National Education Association made a deal and backed the right … - page 321
… a “corralling” mechanism. Carter signed the Department of Education Organization Act® into law in 1979, believing in … costs and improve efficiency by housing most of the federal education programs that had proliferated in the wake of … War on Poverty under one roof. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … When it was established in … - page 321
… effect. Instead, special interest groups like the National Education Association (NEA), American Federation of Teachers (AFT), and the higher education lobby have leveraged the agency to continuously … federal strings and red tape. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … It has had the opposite effect. … - page 321
… is the Biden Administration’s requirement that state education agencies and school districts submit “equity” … were eventually deemed satisfactory. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … One recent example is the Biden Administration’s requirement that state education agencies and school districts submit “equity” … - page 321
… redistribute the various congressionally approved federal education programs across the government , eliminate Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … The next Administration will … redistribute the various congressionally approved federal education programs across the government, eliminate … The … - page 321
… • Advancing education freedom. Empowering families - 4499 • Advancing education freedom. Empowering families to choose among a diverse set of education options is key to reform and improved outcomes, … - page 321
… • Providing education choice for “federal” - 4500 • Providing education choice for “federal” children . Congress has a … are already serving these families. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … • Providing education choice for … - page 321
… control - 4501 • Restoring state and local control over education funding. As Washington begins to downsize its intervention in education, existing funding should be sent to states as … enabling states to put federal funding toward any lawful education purpose under state law. Chapter Department of … - page 321
… aid. Taxpayers should expect their investments in higher education to generate economic productivity. When the … government lends money to individuals for a postsecondary education, taxpayers should expect those borrowers to repay. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … • Treating taxpayers like … - page 321
… that supports America’s costly federal intervention in education from early childhood through graduate school has … bureaucracies, public employee unions , and the higher education lobby, families and students do not need a Department of Education to learn, grow, and improve their lives. It is … - page 323
… Federal intervention in education has failed - 4510 Federal intervention in education has failed to promote student achievement. After … remain stagnant. On the main National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), reading outcomes on the 2022 … - page 323
… the department has created a “shadow” department of education operating in states across the country. Federal … and proclamations have spurred a hiring spree among state education agencies, with more than 48,000 employees … number of employees (4,400)” at the federal Department of Education, and their jobs largely entail reporting back to … - page 323
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