Education Policy: A Call for Parents Rights

President Trump's inclusivity in education is praised.
The importance of state rights in education is emphasized.
The Department of Education's role is critiqued as ineffective.
Teachers unions are portrayed as self-serving and detrimental to education. Historical election data reveals shifts in political attitudes.
Federalization of education has led to declining quality.
Special education laws were originally housed under HHS, not DOE.
The school lunch program is not managed by the DOE.
Rising tuition costs are linked to federal student aid policies.
Common Core was never approved by Congress.
The U.S. ranks poorly in global education standings.
Data manipulation is prevalent in educational statistics.
State control over education is essential for improvement.
Education should begin at home, as emphasized by Reagan.