The bill «unfortunately continues to propagate the large and ever -
growing role of the federal government in our education system — the same federal government that sold us failed top - down standards like Common Core,» Cruz, who didn't vote, said in a statement Wednesday.
Not exact matches
Dr. Michael Usdan, IEL senior fellow and former president, recounts the pivotal turns
in the
federal - state relationship throughout American history and offers a critical analysis
of the
growing federal role since the 1960s and the increasing influence and visibility
of the
federal government in education matters.
At the same time, I show how and why the
role of the
federal government in the governance
of the American
education system has
grown dramatically
in recent decades, to the point that,
in practice if not
in its rhetoric, the
federal government has begun to act like a national school board.
First under George W. Bush and the No Child Left Behind Act, then under Barack Obama and a long list
of intrusive initiatives, the
federal government's
role in education has metastasized,
growing more and more aggressively
in recent years.