Education within the U.S. is primarily the accountability of states and local districts. The United States Constitution does not point out any position for the federal government in education, and, according to the Tenth Amendment, something not mentioned in the Constitution is left to the states to resolve. A federal division of education was originally created in 1867 to assist the states arrange school techniques by gathering details about instructing, schools, and academics. It united several present workplaces across completely different agencies into a Cabinet level agency positioned in the executive department...