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Defend the power of the state to educate

If you mean state as in state and not federal, any powers not delegated nor prohibited are reserved to the states. That means, the states can decide if they want to be in education. You could always fight to change your state constitution, but I doubt you'll overturn Amendment X.

If you mean state as in state and not federal, any powers not delegated nor prohibited are reserved to the states.

Cute, definitely a lawyer, if it won't fit your agenda, then cut it until it does. You MISSED a part of that amendment there Bella of the ball. Here let me QUOTE it to you!!

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

Did you understand that Bolded part there Bella, the part that you so conveniently left out?

You are difinitely a lawyer in training. And that is NOT a compliment.