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Lol the US was one of the first countries to provide "free" k-12 education. It helped to build a better workforce and gave America a competitive edge. An employer needs people who can read, write, add, problem solve, etc.
Not even close to true.
America operated on a community education system for the first 150 years. Communities usually built schools for the common education of their children. The state generally had no involvement, the federal government certainly had none.
What changed was the embracing of the Prussian educational system, a systematic method of enforcing a de facto caste system.
{Modern compulsory schooling began in Prussia in 1819, the first time in human history that education was foisted upon a nation by force. The goals were simple: obedient soldiers to the army, subservient workers to the mines, submissive civil servants to the government, compliant clerks to industry and citizens who thought alike about major issues. The results were no doubt pleasing to the Prussian ruling elites; industry boomed and warfare was successful.
In Prussia, the Volksshule educated 92 percent of the children. Its purpose was not to develop the intellect, but to socialize the children in obedience and subordination. Only eight percent of children were schooled in Real Schulen. For the masses, intellectual development was seen as the major contributing factor causing armies to lose battles.}
Compulsory Government Education: Origins and Solutions - Anti-School Articles
The basis and PURPOSE of the American mal-education system is modeled on the Prussian system.
American government schools exist to train the masses in obedience.
Nice how you derailed into "compulsory" and pretended that's the same thing. Change the conversation every time you can't dispute with facts?
And you link to a nut job conspiracy theory site to back yourself up? Lol
Here. Read up, take special notice of the dates.
History of education in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
All the New England colonies required towns to set up schools, and many did so. In 1642 the Massachusetts Bay Colony made "proper" education compulsory; other New England colonies followed. Similar statutes were adopted in other colonies in the 1640s and 1650s. The schools were all male, with few facilities for girls.
Yes, compulsory schooling was brought into America in 1819, then forced on children retroactively all the way back to 1642!!!
Those damned liberals and their time machines!!!