Should the U.S. abolish the federal Department of Education?
Eliminating the U.S. Department of Education has been a recurring goal of the Trump administration.
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Seriously? No federal minimum standards? The future will be built by people with serious education and that education demands a solid foundation. Federal minimum standards should be the minimum. Federal sample curricula and teaching strategies should be available. But states should be free to choose their own approaches unless a state proves itself unable to produce students that meet the standards.