True Conservative: Trump to Pull Feds Out of Education
By
Peter D'Abrosca
Apr 28, 2018
The Trump Administration announced today that it will began taking steps to curb federal government overreach into public school systems around the country.
“For too long the government has imposed its will on state and local governments. The result has been education that spends more and achieves far, far, far less,” President Donald J. Trump said. “My administration has been working to reverse this federal power grab and give power back to families, cities [and] states give power back to localities.”
The administration will conduct a 300-day review, led by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and the Department of Education’s Regulatory Review Task Force, and DeVos will be able to repeal measures which she deems to be federal government overreach. Power to educate students will return back to the states, counties, and towns.
It is the latest move in what has been an extraordinarily conservative presidency, for which Trump rarely receives credit, especially from establishment Republicans.
“We know local communities know it best and do it best,” Trump, said. “The time has come to empower teachers and parents to make the decisions that help their students achieve success.”
DeVos already has the power to repeal regulations that are deemed to be a violation of federal law, but Trump’s mandate, called the “Education Federalism Executive Order,” gives DeVos the latitude to identify and take action in areas where the federal government is simply failing schoolchildren.
“Previous administrations have wrongfully forced states and schools to comply with federal whims, and dictate what our kids are taught,” Trump said. “The time has come to empower parents and teachers to make the decisions that help their student achieve success.”
Once again, Trump is delivering on a campaign promise. He focused heavily school choice to reduce the scope of the federal government during his campaign, and his newest mandate will further his broader agenda of returning the power to educate back to localities, where it rightly belongs.
Peter D'Abrosca
Apr 28, 2018
The Trump Administration announced today that it will began taking steps to curb federal government overreach into public school systems around the country.
“For too long the government has imposed its will on state and local governments. The result has been education that spends more and achieves far, far, far less,” President Donald J. Trump said. “My administration has been working to reverse this federal power grab and give power back to families, cities [and] states give power back to localities.”
The administration will conduct a 300-day review, led by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and the Department of Education’s Regulatory Review Task Force, and DeVos will be able to repeal measures which she deems to be federal government overreach. Power to educate students will return back to the states, counties, and towns.
It is the latest move in what has been an extraordinarily conservative presidency, for which Trump rarely receives credit, especially from establishment Republicans.
“We know local communities know it best and do it best,” Trump, said. “The time has come to empower teachers and parents to make the decisions that help their students achieve success.”
DeVos already has the power to repeal regulations that are deemed to be a violation of federal law, but Trump’s mandate, called the “Education Federalism Executive Order,” gives DeVos the latitude to identify and take action in areas where the federal government is simply failing schoolchildren.
“Previous administrations have wrongfully forced states and schools to comply with federal whims, and dictate what our kids are taught,” Trump said. “The time has come to empower parents and teachers to make the decisions that help their student achieve success.”
Once again, Trump is delivering on a campaign promise. He focused heavily school choice to reduce the scope of the federal government during his campaign, and his newest mandate will further his broader agenda of returning the power to educate back to localities, where it rightly belongs.
Comment of Jackie Junitti: Trump to Pull Feds Out of Education
Hallelujah !!!!!!
The other BIG problem is the so called *UNIONS* - said organizations only exist to make money for the Union honcho's and to force employees to pay dues and to force employers to pay for less outcome. I see these Unions as just another *MOB* - a criminal enterprise that threatens and blackmails members and those who employ them ... not any different than the slave owners who treated their slaves in horrible ways.
Take a good look at the so called places of *higher education* today and what they produce - SNOWFLAKES who have no clue about the Constitution or even who is their Congressional representatives.... much less anything about the Constitution or how to add and subtract. What they do learn in these overpriced indoctrination centers is how to cry - how to protest - how to do anything other than become productive citizens. Check out the last post I sent yesterday about education -
https://www.okwu.edu/blog/
The other BIG problem is the so called *UNIONS* - said organizations only exist to make money for the Union honcho's and to force employees to pay dues and to force employers to pay for less outcome. I see these Unions as just another *MOB* - a criminal enterprise that threatens and blackmails members and those who employ them ... not any different than the slave owners who treated their slaves in horrible ways.
Take a good look at the so called places of *higher education* today and what they produce - SNOWFLAKES who have no clue about the Constitution or even who is their Congressional representatives.... much less anything about the Constitution or how to add and subtract. What they do learn in these overpriced indoctrination centers is how to cry - how to protest - how to do anything other than become productive citizens. Check out the last post I sent yesterday about education -
https://www.okwu.edu/blog/
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