Whoever becomes President-elect Donald Trump’s secretary of education will face the heavy task of undoing the damage that four years of President Joe Biden has wrought on K-12 education.

Trump was elected in no small part because he promised to address concerns that parents have with the regulatory agenda that Biden and the Democratic Party have imposed upon public and private schools alike. Instead of empowering students and families for success, the administration has sold them out to teachers unions and special interest groups keen on enacting an agenda of far-left culture wars.