It wasn't created by an EO. The Education Department was created by a law passed by Congress and signed into law by President Carter.
Your people talk like you have a mouth full of marbles sometimes and we need a translator.
You're right about the bill thing. I just read that many essential services were not folded into it anyway.
www.edweek.org
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The Education Department has never set curriculum for schools. That is done by the state and local school systems. You are incorrect, sir! The federal government has no impact on my curriculum during my 21 years as a teacher and administrator.
Since it's inception, the quality of education, and test scores have declined. Time to put it down. It's the humane thing to do...
Trump to Sign Order Dismantling the Department of Education
The president had promised on the campaign trail to get rid of the agency and place education back with states.www.theepochtimes.com
Certainly, Congress budgets money for the Dept of Ed, but if the legitimate functions are simply picked up by other departments, can Congress intervene.
I call your attention to the following excerpt from the story:
"According to the fact sheet, the order also aims to ensure that, throughout the process, there is no disruption in the delivery of services, programs, and benefits that Americans rely on."
It is an absolute certainty that some "education" advocacy group will file suit in a Federal District in a Leftist part of the country, but how will it play out? It's basically a matter of "You made some money available to me, and I saw no need to spend it."?
The Department of Education's role is to provide funding... collect data... and conduct research on education... as well as to focus national attention on key issues and make recommendations for education reform....
If the Department was created by an Act of Congress, it will require an Act of Congress to eliminate it or put it back under Health.
Point me to an example of this national curriculum you claim exists. You are so full of shit, you need a laxative.
She is correct. You are in error.
He's wrong. Have a nice day.
Many states did not. Texas, Nebraska, Alaska and Virginia never adopted the Common Core standards and 5 later repealed their adoption. At the end of Common Core, most states copied the same standards, changed maybe one of two, and then gave it a new name to avoid all the falsehoods thrown at it. Educators are smart like that.
Regardless this will improve education and the teachers I work with everyday will be happy about this... if not now they will be....
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Quite the list this dude made up.
The teachers you work with everyday teach a curriculum with no federal input. Why do you think they do?
I disagree there is no federal input....
