President Trump held a Rose Garden event pushing nationwide school choice.
"We're putting the PARENTS back in charge. They're the ones that love our children," Trump said.
He slammed the previous administration for allowing "extreme ideologies such as critical race theory and transgender insanity" in schools for children as young as 4 and 5.
Trump claimed students were taught "our heroes are villains," the FBI targeted parents at school board meetings, and government-run schools failed at basics—citing only 30% proficiency in reading and math.
The event signals a major White House push to expand parental control over education.
"We're putting the PARENTS back in charge. They're the ones that love our children," Trump said.
He slammed the previous administration for allowing "extreme ideologies such as critical race theory and transgender insanity" in schools for children as young as 4 and 5.
Trump claimed students were taught "our heroes are villains," the FBI targeted parents at school board meetings, and government-run schools failed at basics—citing only 30% proficiency in reading and math.
The event signals a major White House push to expand parental control over education.