You may have read one of our latest blogs about a teacher in the trenches and Neal McCluskey, Cato Education writer, agreeing the Department of Education should be abolished:
http://missourieducationwatchdog.blogspot.com/2010/08/teacher-and-cato-institute-hit-bullseye.html
Here we have another viewpoint from New York state and the National Review Online:
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/244804/race-nowhere-john-derbyshire
Some of Derbyshire's ideas are tongue-in-cheek, but he raises good points. The same points our teacher and McCluskey made in their statements. Not all students are college material, mandating standards is not wise, more funding does not guarantee success, and we don't have the money to implement these programs. Oh, one more tiny problem...it's not constitutional.
Is anybody in Washington listening? The chatter is becoming increasingly louder and more strident.
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