Project 2025 is a plan about how to regulate and control people of color, including how they organize, work, play and live. It seeks to regulate what they do with their bodies, how they advocate for their rights, and how they build family and community — all while disregarding the historical injustices and contemporary persecution they have experienced.
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… education savings account (ESA), funded overwhelmingly by state and local taxpayers, which would empower parents to … education savings account (ESA), funded overwhelmingly by state and local taxpayers, which would empower parents to … - page 319
… States are eager to lead in - 4481 States are eager to lead in K-12 education . For decades, … ESAs, which provide families roughly 90 percent of what the state would have spent on that child in public school to be … - page 319
… - 4483 The future of education freedom and reform in the states is bright and will shine brighter when regulations … education programs, those funds should be blockgranted to states without strings, eliminating the need for many federal and state bureaucrats. Eventually, policymaking and funding … - page 320
… point because federal budgets are not constrained like state and local budgets that must be balanced each year. By … point because federal budgets are not constrained like state and local budgets that must be balanced each year. By … - page 321
… example is the Biden Administration’s requirement that state education agencies and school districts submit … example is the Biden Administration’s requirement that state education agencies and school districts submit … - page 321
… eliminate the unproductive red tape and rules by entrusting states and districts with flexible, formula-driven block … eliminate the unproductive red tape and rules by entrusting states and districts with flexible, formula-driven block … - page 321
… • Restoring state and local control - 4501 • Restoring state and local control over education funding. As … in education, existing funding should be sent to states as grants over which they have full control, enabling … - page 321
… has created a “shadow” department of education operating in states across the country. Federal mandates, programs, and proclamations have spurred a hiring spree among state education agencies, with more than 48,000 employees currently on staff in state agencies across the country. Those employees are more … - page 323
… bureaucratic red tape Carter’s agency had wrapped around states.” The commission estimated that states completed nearly 50 million hours of paperwork just … bureaucratic red tape Carter’s agency had wrapped around states.” The commission estimated that states completed … - page 324
… contributed to the considerable bureaucratic bloat in state and local school districts across the country and is … existing programs and funding so that dollars are sent to states through straightforward per-pupil allocations or in the form of grants that states can put toward any lawful education purpose under … - page 324
… • Restore revenue responsibility for Title I funding to the states overa 10-year period. Chapter Department of Education … • Restore revenue responsibility for Title I funding to the states overa 10-year period. … • Restore revenue … - page 326
… to our national security interests to the Department of State. Chapter Department of Education Page number 327 … … to our national security interests to the Department of State. … Move programs deemed important to our - 4549 … - page 327
… Financial Assistance (Title IX); and (5) Assistance to States for the Education of Children with Disabilities, … Financial Assistance (Title IX); and (5) Assistance to States for the Education of Children with Disabilities, … - page 331
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… on a regulation that would clarify current regulations to state that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act does not include … on a regulation that would clarify current regulations to state that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act does not include … - page 334
… Assistance to States for the Education - 4643 Assistance to States for the Education of Children with Disabilities; … Department of Education Page number 336 … Assistance to States for the Education of Children with Disabilities; … … - page 336
… issued final regulations under Part B of IDEA that require states to consider race and ethnicity in the identification, … issued final regulations under Part B of IDEA that require states to consider race and ethnicity in the identification, … - page 336
… amongst special education students, are tagged by their state education agencies as engaging in “significant … amongst special education students, are tagged by their state education agencies as engaging in “significant … - page 336
… most rigorous research on the subject, conducted by Penn State’s Paul Morgan, black students are actually … most rigorous research on the subject, conducted by Penn State’s Paul Morgan, black students are actually … - page 336
… it directly with state superintendents and - 4653 it directly with state superintendents and state special education leaders across the country, who have … - page 337
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