Centrist and progressive Democrats can’t stop fighting over how to fix America’s crisis-ridden K-12 schools. Truth is, each side has part of the answer. If they would compromise and combine forces, they could trounce Republicans, who have given up even trying to improve public education.
Thomas Toch
Thomas Toch is director of FutureEd, an education think tank at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy.
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