Jack Schneider Featured on National Public Radio’s Here & Now to discuss the history of the U.S. Department of Education

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Jack Schneider recently appeared on the nationally syndicated National Public Radio (NPR) show Here & Now to discuss the history of the U.S. Department of Education. In the interview, Schneider provided insights into how the department came into existence, its evolving role in American education, and the political and social factors that shaped its development.

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As a historian of education, Schneider explores how policy decisions impact schools, students, and educators. His work critically examines the intersection of politics and education, shedding light on the historical context behind today’s debates. On Here & Now, he explained why the Department of Education was created, how its purpose has shifted over time, and what its future may hold.

Schneider’s expertise brings valuable historical perspectives to current discussions about education policy. His appearance on NPR highlights the impact of faculty research at UMass Amherst’s College of Education and its relevance to national conversations on schooling and governance.

For those interested in understanding the roots of modern education policy, Schneider’s discussion is a must-listen. You can tune in to the full segment here: How the Department of Education came into existence