Local Control as a Mechanism of Colonization of Public Education in the United States

Colonization of public education-the process by which schools are overwhelmed and penetrated by non-educational imperatives-is usually believed to be caused by capitalism and the hegemonic ideological structures it produces. In this paper I argue that in the case of the United States an additional m...

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Published inEducational philosophy and theory Vol. 42; no. 8; pp. 830 - 845
Main Author Meyer, Heinz-Dieter
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Abstract Colonization of public education-the process by which schools are overwhelmed and penetrated by non-educational imperatives-is usually believed to be caused by capitalism and the hegemonic ideological structures it produces. In this paper I argue that in the case of the United States an additional mechanism produces strong colonizing effects: the institution of local control. In the context of contemporary institutional conditions, local control is the lynch-pin for the production of socio-economic segregation, cumulative disadvantages, and the mythology of popular control disguising the growing control of public schooling through unaccountable bureaucracies and private corporations.
AbstractList Colonization of public education--the process by which schools are overwhelmed and penetrated by non-educational imperatives--is usually believed to be caused by capitalism and the hegemonic ideological structures it produces. In this paper I argue that in the case of the United States an additional mechanism produces strong colonizing effects: the institution of local control. In the context of contemporary institutional conditions, local control is the lynch-pin for the production of socio-economic segregation, cumulative disadvantages, and the mythology of popular control disguising the growing control of public schooling through unaccountable bureaucracies and private corporations. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
Colonisation of public education - the process by which schools are overwhelmed and penetrated by non-educational imperatives - is usually believed to be caused by capitalism and the hegemonic ideological structures it produces. In this article the author argues that in the case of the United States an additional mechanism produces strong colonising effects: the institution of local control. The author contends that while local control may have had its intended effect in the 18th and 19th centuries, today's institutions of local control have turned into the very enablers of centralised power they were supposed to check. In the context of contemporary institutional conditions, local control is the lynch-pin for the production of socio-economic segregation, cumulative disadvantages, and the mythology of popular control disguising the growing control of public schooling through unaccountable bureaucracies and private corporations. The author discusses how local control also exerts colonising effects through the organisational dynamics it sets in motion under conditions of contemporary mass schooling. [Author abstract, ed]
Colonization of public education-the process by which schools are overwhelmed and penetrated by non-educational imperatives - is usually believed to be caused by capitalism and the hegemonic ideological structures it produces. In this paper I argue that in the case of the United States an additional mechanism produces strong colonizing effects: the institution of local control. In the context of contemporary institutional conditions, local control is the lynch-pin for the production of socio-economic segregation, cumulative disadvantages, and the mythology of popular control disguising the growing control of public schooling through unaccountable bureaucracies and private corporations. Reprinted by permission of Blackwell Publishers
Colonization of public education—the process by which schools are overwhelmed and penetrated by non‐educational imperatives—is usually believed to be caused by capitalism and the hegemonic ideological structures it produces. In this paper I argue that in the case of the United States an additional mechanism produces strong colonizing effects: the institution of local control. In the context of contemporary institutional conditions, local control is the lynch‐pin for the production of socio‐economic segregation, cumulative disadvantages, and the mythology of popular control disguising the growing control of public schooling through unaccountable bureaucracies and private corporations.
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