Once the purse of education funds lands in the state capital for redistribution, humans, who are also bureaucrats holding new purse strings, will assuredly begin expanding and then adjucating exactly how local jurisdictions must spend their allocated monies. Nothing new in this. In fact, once the U.S. Department of Education was established under President Carter, his payoff to the national teachers' union for their electoral support, the feds have been encroaching steadily into local education. Now Washington wants national standards, administered, of course, by the Department of Education. A Czar of Education, Commissar, if you will, makes everything alright.
Monopolies lead to monopoly labor power.
And with good reason. It preserves the status quo and gives the union more power. Not at all. An economic consequence of a market monopoly is that monopoly labor unions come into being because there is no competition. Monopoly labor control is guaranteed.