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Include the Enron Scandal in Public Education as a Pertinent Part of US History

Created by D.H. on April 12, 2013

Every Business Administration Undergraduate will leave college with a solid understanding of the financial issues that took place at Enron; exposure should happen at a much younger age. The issues regarding California's power supply, major banks, affiliation with the Bush Administration, and many other details should also be common knowledge. If the purpose of US History courses in Middle School and High School are to develop an understanding of government and social structure, as well as ensure that the past does not repeat itself, the Enron Scandal is pertinent to all factors of the importance of passing down our history. Issues such as the Enron Scandal have changed our economy, government, and financial structure. No citizen should be ignorant to the details.

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