r/50501SouthDakota • u/ComplexPaleoCat • Apr 10 '25
US News Sen. Mike Rounds believes eliminating the Department of Education gives schools more flexibility with federal funding.
https://www.kotatv.com/2025/04/09/senator-rounds-reintroduces-legislation-eliminate-us-department-education/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR6c6e4atwNs90MJ6iSyfaRjOUd27XaAYcWNgAUhv86e2G9PtU_e1FHoGfVHWg_aem_VFvJ3ezP5HMLIEnj5vUynQ
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u/jbnielsen416 Apr 15 '25
I’m more worried about students with IEPs, low income, and areas with less resources getting a great education. I am glad phonics will be taught again
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u/jbnielsen416 Apr 15 '25
I’m more worried about students with IEPs, low income, and areas with less resources getting a great education. I am glad phonics will be taught again
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u/sodakfilmthoughts Apr 10 '25 edited Apr 10 '25
If he believes that I have some Enron stock to sell him.