Dept. of Education Staff Ordered to Leave Building by 6pm today

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Anonymous wrote:The US is disintegrating in plain view which is why they want Canada now.

So that we can...?

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Anonymous wrote:So what isreplaces it? Vouchers for the poor masses to send their kids to the fundamentalist Christian school of their choice?

Lots of really uneducated kids being "homeschooled"

I was home schooled, because school was failing me. Went back and ended up graduating top ten.

I learned first-hand how inefficient school is. When I could get all the lessons done by the time the bus got to school.

That doesn’t make school inefficient. That means school is done at scale and your being homeschooled was done only for you.

People really need to understand efficiency better.

Not PP but Yes, educating humans at scale --especially K-8 --is dehumanizing and inefficient. It's done bc in our country education is inextricably linked with childcare. We do it like this bc we've created a society where both parents have to work. But it is hardly any kind of "gold standard" for educating children and it causes a lot of family conflict. Part of burning the Dept of Ed to the ground is a reflection of a larger zeitgeist back to hyperlocal governance. People hate having their families lives impacted by such massive systems of governance and this is partly a symbolic rejection of that

Then you don't really have a country anymore. Just a loose collection of states.

No, we have a Republic and literally the only thing that will hold it together is federalism. And thank God for that bc without that flexibility we would snap off bc this country is just too big otherwise. It's actually amazing that we have different states that reflect different political tendencies and that you can move to the one that reflects your personal affinities. So much easier than immigrating to a foreign country. Scale is everything and the ability to scale up and down afforded by federalism with relative ease compared to other nations is what will hold us together.

Yeah we really don't need to be United States. That way Texas can have a treaty with Russia.

But of course still send in your tax dollars

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Anonymous wrote:So what isreplaces it? Vouchers for the poor masses to send their kids to the fundamentalist Christian school of their choice?

Lots of really uneducated kids being "homeschooled"

I was home schooled, because school was failing me. Went back and ended up graduating top ten.

I learned first-hand how inefficient school is. When I could get all the lessons done by the time the bus got to school.

That doesn’t make school inefficient. That means school is done at scale and your being homeschooled was done only for you.

People really need to understand efficiency better.

Not PP but Yes, educating humans at scale --especially K-8 --is dehumanizing and inefficient. It's done bc in our country education is inextricably linked with childcare. We do it like this bc we've created a society where both parents have to work. But it is hardly any kind of "gold standard" for educating children and it causes a lot of family conflict. Part of burning the Dept of Ed to the ground is a reflection of a larger zeitgeist back to hyperlocal governance. People hate having their families lives impacted by such massive systems of governance and this is partly a symbolic rejection of that

Sure, it works if one parent, most likely the mother, doesn’t work and devotes the next 18 years to teaching, sure. Or you’re so wealthy you can hiring a governess and a handful of teachers (with the appropriate degrees) to do your bidding.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The US is disintegrating in plain view which is why they want Canada now.

Bureaucracies are disintegrating. It's the end of America, because America is all about ineffectual bureaucracies. - The DNC

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Anonymous wrote:The US is disintegrating in plain view which is why they want Canada now.

Bureaucracies are disintegrating. It's the end of America, because America is all about ineffectual bureaucracies. - The DNC

I'm sure your home state of Alabama is totally without bureaucracy and so effective at helping their residents

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Anonymous wrote:So what replaces it? Vouchers for the poor masses to send their kids to the fundamentalist Christian school of their choice?

That 100 billion sent to DC by the states is kept by them. They decide how to best spend it.

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Anonymous wrote:The US is disintegrating in plain view which is why they want Canada now.

Bureaucracies are disintegrating. It's the end of America, because America is all about ineffectual bureaucracies. - The DNC

I'm sure your home state of Alabama is totally without bureaucracy and so effective at helping their residents

We know DC isn't effective. F your little politburos.

[Anonymous]

What will the republicans complain about next when nothing changes education-wise because curriculums were already set by the states not the federal government?

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Anonymous wrote:The US is disintegrating in plain view which is why they want Canada now.

Bureaucracies are disintegrating. It's the end of America, because America is all about ineffectual bureaucracies. - The DNC

I'm sure your home state of Alabama is totally without bureaucracy and so effective at helping their residents

We know DC isn't effective. F your little politburos.

Who will you blame next? The buck stops with you. Oh wait how about no standardized testing so no one knows except those :in the know." Their kids ofcourse will go private

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So many clueless clowns on this thread. ED never set curriculum standards, that has always been up to localities. ED ensured that ALL students had equal access to education and provided accountability and oversight. All of which has been decimated. Enjoy your for profit charters and postsecondary schools and if you’re relying on each state to provide that oversight…best wishes!

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Anonymous wrote:The US is disintegrating in plain view which is why they want Canada now.

Bureaucracies are disintegrating. It's the end of America, because America is all about ineffectual bureaucracies. - The DNC

Since our country has been circling the educational drain for a long time then yes they need to be dissolved. Not to mention we spend more money than most countries.

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Anonymous wrote:The US is disintegrating in plain view which is why they want Canada now.

Bureaucracies are disintegrating. It's the end of America, because America is all about ineffectual bureaucracies. - The DNC

Since our country has been circling the educational drain for a long time then yes they need to be dissolved. Not to mention we spend more money than most countries.

And again, if ED were empowered to actually design/do anything with curriculum, maybe it would be different. BUT THEY DON'T!
Again, for the willfully deaf and stupid out there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What will the republicans complain about next when nothing changes education-wise because curriculums were already set by the states not the federal government?

Common Core? Why did New Hampshire drop federal funding?

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Anonymous wrote:The US is disintegrating in plain view which is why they want Canada now.

So that we can...?

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What’s happening is:

- sometime today they will all be told: DO NOT RETURN!

Their laptops will be wiped remotely today.

You’ll see. Just watch.