What power is to provide education?

Answer 1

Before the law was passed of no child left behind, the role of education fell solely on the states. Since the passage of the law, the federal government is able to push core curriculum that the states must follow in regards to education.

Answer 2

Four years ago, the government contributed more than $1.3 billion in direct aid to local public schools and almost $12 billion of additional funds to be distributed through the states. The government provides even more support for higher education- about $17.6 billion to institutions of higher learning.

Answer 3

No, federal government is not in charge of education. Education is an area that was left to the states to govern as they see fit. This is why requirements, standardized testing, and many other things are different from one state to another.

Answer 4

No, not unless the state accepts federal funding for their school system. Then the Federal Rules apply to the state education system.

NOTE: every state in the United States accepts federal funds for education, so all federal rules apply in every state; as part of the acceptance of those funds.

Answer 5

state government controls education

Answer 6

Yes