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Redesign of the American education system is proposed

Warning that Americans face a grave risk of losing their prosperity and high quality of life to better educated workers overseas, a panel of education, labor and other public policy experts has proposed a far-reaching redesign of the United States education system that would include having schools operated by independent contractors and giving states, rather than local districts, control over school financing. Read the article from The New York Times website.

Posted by Steve Groft on 18 December 2006 in Headlines , Policy

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