The Role of the Department of Education

The Department of Education is viewed as a detrimental institution that has caused significant harm to American students since its establishment. Critics argue that its creation was unnecessary given the nation's history of successfully educating children without it. Over the years, measurable educational outcomes have consistently declined, highlighting the ineffectiveness of the Department's policies. The discussion emphasizes the need for a reallocation of educational responsibility to the states, allowing for more localized and effective solutions to educational challenges.