Ryan Gerduski

Before there was a Department of Education was something called the Office of Education that came out about like right after the Civil War in 1867. And the purpose of that was just to collect data on schools and on school, how they were performing, what books they were reading, make a document, give it to Congress. That was basically the entire thing.

Before there was a Department of Education was something called the Office of Education that came out about like right after the Civil War in 1867. And the purpose of that was just to collect data on schools and on school, how they were performing, what books they were reading, make a document, give it to Congress. That was basically the entire thing.

Before there was a Department of Education was something called the Office of Education that came out about like right after the Civil War in 1867. And the purpose of that was just to collect data on schools and on school, how they were performing, what books they were reading, make a document, give it to Congress. That was basically the entire thing.

And then when Lyndon Johnson becomes president in the 1960s, he says, hey, we really need to revamp education. The federal government needs to get really involved. And he creates Title I, which is about how to distribute money to local municipalities across the country, especially low-performing, poor municipalities. And education fundamentally changes at that point once money is really involved.

And then when Lyndon Johnson becomes president in the 1960s, he says, hey, we really need to revamp education. The federal government needs to get really involved. And he creates Title I, which is about how to distribute money to local municipalities across the country, especially low-performing, poor municipalities. And education fundamentally changes at that point once money is really involved.

And then when Lyndon Johnson becomes president in the 1960s, he says, hey, we really need to revamp education. The federal government needs to get really involved. And he creates Title I, which is about how to distribute money to local municipalities across the country, especially low-performing, poor municipalities. And education fundamentally changes at that point once money is really involved.

Jimmy Carter runs on the idea that he's going to create a Department of Education. This is a big campaign promise to the teachers unions. And it revamps education and broadens the scope of federal authority in the way that the federal government works with education.

Jimmy Carter runs on the idea that he's going to create a Department of Education. This is a big campaign promise to the teachers unions. And it revamps education and broadens the scope of federal authority in the way that the federal government works with education.

Jimmy Carter runs on the idea that he's going to create a Department of Education. This is a big campaign promise to the teachers unions. And it revamps education and broadens the scope of federal authority in the way that the federal government works with education.

Many of the functions of the Department of Education were happening pre the creation, but they happen within different departments. This consolidates them, that brings it all under one house, and it really gives the teachers unions representation and also creates a massive budget. All the unions definitely create huge pressure. The teachers union is one of the largest unions in the country.

Many of the functions of the Department of Education were happening pre the creation, but they happen within different departments. This consolidates them, that brings it all under one house, and it really gives the teachers unions representation and also creates a massive budget. All the unions definitely create huge pressure. The teachers union is one of the largest unions in the country.

Many of the functions of the Department of Education were happening pre the creation, but they happen within different departments. This consolidates them, that brings it all under one house, and it really gives the teachers unions representation and also creates a massive budget. All the unions definitely create huge pressure. The teachers union is one of the largest unions in the country.

And depending on what state you live in, they could be the largest union. in any given region.

And depending on what state you live in, they could be the largest union. in any given region.

And depending on what state you live in, they could be the largest union. in any given region.

We want the Department of Education, certain things in the Department of Education to still happen. We want Title IX to be enforced, right? We don't want biological women to compete with biological men in sports. That is partly Title IX.

We want the Department of Education, certain things in the Department of Education to still happen. We want Title IX to be enforced, right? We don't want biological women to compete with biological men in sports. That is partly Title IX.

We want the Department of Education, certain things in the Department of Education to still happen. We want Title IX to be enforced, right? We don't want biological women to compete with biological men in sports. That is partly Title IX.

My guess is he's probably going to move Title I into, basically give it back to the states almost immediately and have very limited federal interaction as far as distribution of state money goes. And then Title IX will probably get moved to the Department of Justice, is what I imagine, or or maybe Department of HHS, Department of Health and Human Services.

My guess is he's probably going to move Title I into, basically give it back to the states almost immediately and have very limited federal interaction as far as distribution of state money goes. And then Title IX will probably get moved to the Department of Justice, is what I imagine, or or maybe Department of HHS, Department of Health and Human Services.