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Is It Possible For Trump to Abolish the Department of Education?
By Carole Hornsby Haynes March 26, 2025 Published by American Thinker
Forty-five years after Ronald Reagan promised to abolish the Department of Education (DOE), President Trump, in a packed East Room full of students, teachers, parents, education advocates, and governors from across the country, signed an Executive Order to shutter the department.
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Why the Department of Education Must Be Abolished
By Carole Hornsby Haynes March 17, 2025
As President Trump promised, the dismantling of the Department of Education has begun. The workforce has been cut in half: from around 4,133 workers when Trump took office in January to about 2183 as a part of its “final mission.”
National Education Association President Becky Pringle is “spitting mad mad about this!” During her melt down she wailed that Trump and Musk are taking a wrecking ball to public schools and the future of 50 million students “to pay for tax handouts for billionaires."
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Penny Schwinn: Left Leaning Educrat Nominated For #2 In Department of Education
By Carole Hornsby Haynes March 1, 2025
As if the U.S. Department of Education (USDE) is not already swamped with leftist ideologues, another soon will likely be added to the very department that President Trump has vowed to dismantle and to remove woke ideologies from America's classrooms.
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Black History Month: The Facts
By Carole Hornsby Haynes February 26, 2021 Published in American Thinker
February is Black History Month and a time to celebrate the many significant and far reaching accomplishments of black Americans. Instead we’re endlessly bombarded by a vitriolic media, Hollywood, and academia with claims that America was founded on slavery. Christianity is rejected as "the white man's religion that justified slavery."
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Education Department: Death By A Thousand Cuts?
By Carole Hornsby Haynes February 22, 2025 Published by American Thinker
Our colonial ancestors were the most literate in the world. By 2023, American students ranked at a near 30-year-low compared with students from other developed nations on international tests. That, despite the U.S. spending more per pupil than most other countries in the world.