Trump considering executive order to shut down Department of Education: report

Damocles said:
The department of education has literally nothing to do with that. All the DOE does is give money to schools for food, that can be done through a different department with ease. We have so many duplicated efforts in government, getting rid of this department will not even change what your schools get by the time things are done.
Click to expand...
It also monitors schools for profit, like Trump U, which doesn’t take a lot to understand Trump’s real motive
 
Uncensored2008 said:
You told that lie yesterday and I dragged you with the facts. From the NY Times in fact.



Yes, but you lie incessantly.

About 18% of high school students claim to be trans or non-binary.

Grooming works devastatingly well. These are democrats "Hitler Youth."
Click to expand...
I searched. No such beast.
 
AProudLefty said:
Of the US having the best educated people in the world.
Click to expand...


Boomers Once Led the World in Education. What Happened?​


In the 1960s and 1970s, the United States had the best-educated young people in the world, or pretty close to it. But a disturbing new report from the Council on Foreign Relations says that the generations who've followed the boomers haven't been able to maintain that global edge - and that, as a result, America's ability to compete economically is suffering as well.


Boomers Once Led the World in Education. What Happened?​

In the 1960s and 1970s, the United States had the best-educated young people in the world, or pretty close to it.


blog.aarp.org

Boomers Once Led the World in Education. What Happened?

In the 1960s and 1970s, the United States had the best-educated young people in the world, or pretty close to it. But a disturbing new report from the Council on Foreign Relations says that the generations who've followed the boomers haven't been able to maintain that global edge - and that, as a…
blog.aarp.org blog.aarp.org


What followed was the Dept Of Educating in 1979 all down hill from there
 
Gi_LCtlXkAAl47O


Since the Department of Education's creation in 1979, federal education spending has increased dramatically, from $14 billion to over $79 billion by 2024, adjusted for inflation, with what results?

Despite this, educational outcomes have not shown commensurate improvement.

The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) reveals stagnant or declining scores in core subjects like reading and math since the 1990s.

International benchmarks like PISA also reflect the U.S. falling behind.

With no significant rise in educational achievement correlating with the spending surge, Elon’s quite accurate assertion that there's been no actual improvement in education post-Department of Education is important to take note of.

This data supports the view that increased federal involvement hasn't translated into better educational results.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top