Ashe County, North Carolina, and thousands of other school districts are preparing to lose some federal public school funding after a freeze on nearly $7 billion over the summer.

The push to expand school choice is reorganizing the very purpose of schooling. And in that shift, something essential is being lost — civic education.

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Funding for National History Day, which runs a competition that engages students in original research, was slashed by the Trump administration.

In April, the Trump administration announced drastic funding cuts to the National Endowment for the Humanities. Those cuts are harming education groups that rely on NEH grants — and students like me.

The liberal arts evolved to meet the needs of society and the state of knowledge but were created for the industrial era. They are badly dated and must be rethought to prepare students for the global, ...