Thursday, May 11, 2017

Why DeVos Should Rescind Obama’s Ban On Disciplining Minority Kids In School

Why DeVos Should Rescind Obama’s Ban On Disciplining Minority Kids In School

May 11, 2017 Why DeVos Should Rescind Obama’s Ban On Disciplining Minority Kids In School , 0 Comments


By The Federalist, May 09, 2017

Last week, after nearly 100 days in office, President Trump issued an executive order declaring that “it shall be the policy of the executive branch to protect and preserve State and local control in education.” The order gives Education Secretary Betsy DeVos 300 days to itemize regulations and guidance where the federal government overstepped its bounds. But DeVos would need little more than a minute to rescind perhaps the single most destructive action taken by the Obama Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights: federal “guidance” on school discipline.

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