In a significant move towards education reform, Texas Congressman Ronny Jackson has introduced the No Federal Funding for Teachers’ Unions Act. This groundbreaking legislation seeks to prohibit the federal government from financially supporting teachers’ unions, which Jackson alleges have repeatedly betrayed the interests of students.

“Teachers’ unions have sold out our kids when they lined Democrat politicians’ pockets with campaign contributions to keep students out of the classroom, and later to force masking, despite clear evidence that these decisions were harmful to kids’ educational and developmental growth,” said Jackson. He further criticized the unions for pushing a “radical and inappropriate curriculum” that he believes seeks to indoctrinate students with a ‘woke’, racist, and anti-American worldview.

Jackson’s bill comes amid growing concerns about the influence of teachers’ unions on educational policy and curriculum. It also follows recent claims that these unions pressed the Biden Administration to investigate parents who voice disagreement with their decisions as domestic terrorists.

At the Institute for Education Reform, we believe in the importance of a balanced education. We advocate for a shift back to basics, prioritizing traditional academic disciplines over divisive ideologies. Our mission is to restore parents’ voices in the education of their children and to resist the advancement of radical agendas in our schools.

We invite you to join us in this mission to reform education, ensuring a brighter future for our students and our nation.

Read the bill here.