Anybody who cares about America’s future and about America’s children, both of which are causes of deep contemplation for thoughtful people and desperate action for active, knows that everything depends on education. The stimulus bill famously set aside 100 billion dollars for America’s public schools. Plenty of people would argue that this is itself a [...]
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