In just his first hundred days, Trump has already tackled border security, energy independence, and government bureaucracy with the same bulldozer approach that defined his first term. But if you’ve been paying attention to the undercurrents, you know education reform was always going to be a centerpiece of his second-term agenda. After all, what’s more fundamental to “Making America Great Again” than rescuing the next generation from the progressive experiment that’s been playing out in our classrooms?
This week, the education revolution kicked into high gear as Trump signed a series of executive orders taking direct aim at policies that have prioritized identity politics over actual learning. Chief among them: a return to “commonplace” school discipline that focuses on student behavior rather than racial bean-counting.