School Choice Rising: Parental discontent with public education has sparked new momentum for alternatives – City Journal

"As time wore on, many American parents also got a lesson in the power of teachers’ unions to dictate policy. School closures varied considerably by district and by state; one audit found that states with some of the least amount of in-person instruction during the pandemic included California, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, New Jersey, and Massachusetts—all with strong teachers’ unions. In Chicago, the teachers’ union made national headlines by shutting down schools several times, including during the spread of the Omicron variant. "
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Old Joe
3 years ago

Once again Folks,

Don’t confuse a government mandated jobs program with education.

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