Educational program crippling people by using society?

For years I have studied the changes in social acceptance, education and society in general along with specific parts of this twisted clique. There's new belief and proper reasoning and connections that the higher class and larger businesses have recommended "better" schooling to make modern workers docile, dependent, and workers/students who are more likely to work day in and out doing the same task. In his article "The Purpose of Education: Social Uplift or Social Control?" Andrew Gavin Marshall carefully documents the process by which the school system came to be seen as a tool of nation-building and then as a mechanism of social control. Writing in the American Journal of Sociology in the 1970s, researchers noted:
"The spread of schooling in the rural North and West can best be understood as a social movement implementing a commonly held ideology of nation-building. It combined the outlook and interests of small entrepreneurs in a world market, evangelical Protestantism, and an individualistic conception of the polity." This change is not due to the increase of technology since further more the investments of technology to benefit people in the wider spectrum have been scrambled for the personal needs and greed of IPhones and "smart" cars. The space race is no longer the concern and now factories produce much of America so now everything is becoming specific to the point of which this system needs to crumble. My plan is to go into this system with the sole purpose of ruining what has ruined many lives. Any ideas regarding where to start and the amount of partners would be appreciated. Society needs to change because any longer and everyone will follow blindly like the Bush incident which only brought the problem to the surface.

Erm, I didn't quite catch your thesis… However this passage reminds me of a movement I've heard of that espouses a suspension of the contemporary political system of elected figures being used to assuage society's desire for control, while our political figures all the while use this desire as a mechanism for manipulation through public discourse. Society nowadays is so very disconnected from governance the idea of one having personal affect is hard to abstractly conceive of. It would seem as though if change is what you desire, you should work less within the system and start by making society more conscious of their role as a citizen and their potential for change through their actions and beliefs. Society would have to work directly converse to their indoctrinated subservience to officials. Perhaps you could utilize social networking to induce movement