BREAKING: Supreme Court Clears Way to Dismantle the Department of Education
In a 6–3 ruling this afternoon, the Supreme Court has officially cleared the way for President Trump to move forward with a sweeping restructuring of the U.S. Department of Education.
The Court lifted a lower-court injunction that had blocked the administration from laying off over 1,400 federal education employees, paving the way for a historic downsizing of federal oversight in American schools.
This is the most significant rollback of the Department of Education since its creation in 1979.
Why This Is a Win for America?
1. Power Back to the People
For decades, parents and local school boards have watched Washington, D.C. inject politics, social agendas, and bureaucracy into their classrooms. This ruling shifts power back to states, local districts, and families, where education decisions belong.
Local communities know their children better than federal bureaucrats ever will.
2. Taxpayer Savings
The Department of Education has a $90+ billion budget. By eliminating redundancies and pushing key services to agencies already built to handle them (like the SBA for student loans or HHS for disability services), this ruling opens the door to significant cost savings and eventually, lower taxes.
3. Smaller Government, More Accountability
Fewer layers of federal control means less red tape, less political interference, and more transparency. State governments can now compete on results, not ideology.
Parents won’t have to fight unelected federal officials for a say in what their kids learn.
4. Educational Competition and Innovation
When states take charge, innovation follows. Whether it’s school choice, homeschooling support, or classical curriculum models, decentralizing education unleashes creativity, excellence, and local pride.
What Do You Think?
Do you believe education should be state-led, not federally dictated?
Should parents and teachers have more say than politicians in Washington?
Drop a comment. I want to hear from everyday Americans, not bureaucrats.
Final Word
The Department of Education has grown into a political machine. A machine that too often forgets who it serves: the students, the parents, and the taxpayers.
Today’s ruling doesn’t just roll back a department.
It restores accountability, freedom, and local control to the people.
Much love and God bless,
Preston Myers
Where are you?? We’re really worried.
I’m just an old man stuck in a blue state of Massachusetts. The issue I have with leaving education up to the state is that means Massachusetts is gonna indoctrinate our children even more.