Southern states join forces to get rid of “wake up certification cartels”

Southern states together on Thursday established their own certification bodies in higher education to “subvert the monopoly of awakening the certification cartels”, according to the Florida government. Ron DeSantis.

Florida, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, South CarolinaTennessee has established the Public Higher Education Commission, a consortium of six public universities that offer new certification models.

The committee will create “The first accreditation model for public higher education institutions will provide priority quality services for priority academic excellence, student outcomes and achievements.”

DeSantis said at a press conference at the Atlantic University in Florida that “alternative certification” is needed.

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DeSantis said the committee will “superminate the monopoly of Woke certified cartels and will provide an alternative for institutions, focusing on student achievement rather than the ideological fashion that has penetrated these recognized bodies over the years.”

He further explained that the certification process affects undergraduate schools as well as law and medical schools. He said the accredited agency attempts to deny certificates from Florida agencies that prohibit diversity, equity and inclusion (of) Programming on their campus.

“Recognizers tell them they have to do these things. So when we say, ‘No dei,’ Recognizers tell these universities, ‘No, no, no, no, no, you won’t get accredited unless you do Dei.’ What do they say our universities are going to do?

“The development we’re seeing is a recognized cartel, and the recognizers sing from the same music table, which is not something Florida wants to see its college reflect in its colleges in many different ways.”

He added that the process “needs approval” for the current Trump administration U.S. Department of Education Moreover, according to the Biden administration’s regulations, the certification overhaul agenda will not be passed.

“They believe this certification process has been overhauled. They want to have new blood in the system. They want to have competing recognizers,” DeSantis said of the Trump administration.

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A Ministry of Education spokesperson pointed Fox News numbers to President Donald Trump’s executive order is issued In April, after past certification bodies “abuse huge authority”, they called for responsibility and reforms toward higher education certification.

this Executive Order The cited accredited institution offers “undergraduate and graduate programs with negative ROI” and forces “to adopt discriminatory ideology rather than based on student outcomes” to obtain federal aid.

Members of the new accredited body have been working with the Department of Education to speed up the process of getting federal approval, DeSantis said.

“We need these things that we’re going to have approval and implement during the Trump presidency, because the reality is that if you don’t get approval and stick with it during that time, you can let the president take the next step and possibly revoke it, and they might be able to do that soon,” DeSantis said.

DeSantis predicts that more conservative countries in the South will seek to obtain certification from new institutions.

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