Don’t miss what’s happening in education today, around the country.
A BUSY WEEK IN ADVANCING #StudentsNotSystems:
“All this should help explain why so many — from left to right — are uniting in demanding that education funding bypass this corrupt system and flow directly to parents to make the decision where and how to educate their children.” Jeanne Allen’s piece for Forbes sheds light on the “Extortion” of school reopening, which is echoed by this piece in the Wall Street Journal on teachers unions using Covid-19 as a political weapon. The movement only grew when Fox News picked up the article and invited Jeanne to join them Wednesday on Fox & Friends to discuss further “Everyone in America who has never realized how political this is needs to wake up and say, if you don’t want to teach my children, give me the money back.”
THIS WEEKEND:
Tune into the Journal Editorial Report at 3 pm when Jeanne joins Wall Street Journal Editorial director Paul Gigot for a more in depth review of school reopening plans.
READ:
Six weeks have passed since the #CARESAct appropriated $13 billion for K-12 schools, yet only 2% of that has been drawn down. Urgent ED policy changes are needed! We’ve shared our recommendations with the nation’s leaders and policymakers and encourage you to share with your own.
CATCH UP:
Critical decisions need to be made as to how schools should reopen, what to do with unions threatening national strikes, and how to help parents from all walks of life who are taking their children’s education into their own hands like never before. Catch up on the latest issues.
ENJOY:
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