The feds have no legitimate power to finance, regulate, or otherwise be involve in our schools. Worse yet, federal schemes have, overall, hampered learning, rather than helping it. Federal programs impose unfunded liabilities and enormous paperwork burdens on school teachers and school systems. They also mandate that disruptive students and students who cannot learn at nearly the pace of other students be left in mainstream classes. This often drains a disproportionate amount of teacher time from the rest of the class and impedes learning.
Libertarians believe that education is primarily a parental responsibility.
To the extent that governments assume that responsibility, they must do so only at the local, county, or state levels. While education issues should not, constitutionally, come before congress, I side with most Libertarians in favoring a wide variety of school choice initiatives.