https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/
'Of particular concern is the growing share of students who are scoring at the lowest level on these tests. Last spring, 40% of eighth graders fell into that category on the U.S. history test, for example, up from 34% in 2018. That means more students could not point out simple historical concepts in primary documents, such as being able to explain that soldiers died during the Civil War after reading the Gettysburg Address.'
'Only 22% of students tested in 2022 were found to be proficient or advanced in civics. To demonstrate proficiency, students were asked, among other assessments, to show an understanding of the US Electoral College system. They should also “be able to discuss ways that citizens can use the political process to influence government,” the report said.'
Or all the stuff that is taught that has nothing to do with education like endless courses on lgbt stuff, CRT, etc.
You mean you think schools should educate students instead of grooming them?
What are you, some kind of racist?
I guess so. I remember when I went to public school in the 80s and 90s people at my church would complain about the decline of public education. They would really flip out if they saw what goes on today