“The Prudence Files: Part Five”
Final Prudence Files Part Five examines 2020 candidates Schultz and Yang on education issues
Final Prudence Files Part Five examines 2020 candidates Schultz and Yang on education issues
Prudence Files Part Four on political candidates’ education policy positions and implications
If there’s ever a time we need a real American, not a CCSS Machine sellout, it’s now!
Overview of The Prudence Files Part Two examining 2020 candidates and education policy
Overview of The Prudence Files Part One on 2020 candidates and federal education agenda
See something here which concerns you or troubles you, contact your Senator or Representative. 2020 Vision examines where education reform is headed, connecting long-term policy goals, accountability measures, and their impact on the future of public education.
The Declaration impacts not only public schools, but ANY kind of schooling; young or old.
Education is no longer about Johnny or Suzy’s personal best, but some dollar mark for our government and their business partners.
FY 2019’s ‘public debt responsibility’ is set by Congress at $16.6 trillion dollars. Of that ed/labor is $90 billion.