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Making Public Education Better

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A bipartisan coalition expected NCLB to shake up public education. The private sector was invited to participate in the hope that it would add value.

Now there's an industry. Are you going to leverage it, kill it, or leave it to its own devices? Your staff should be assessing the players and options rather than figuring out who and what they are.

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Serving the Whole Industry
Policy Shapes This Market

Since NCLB passed, policymakers have sought a politically viable balance of federal funding, accountability requirements, and the number of schools identified for improvement.

Surprisingly NCLB's invitation to the private sector to become deeply embedded in public education has been overlooked.

Understanding the "supply side" informs decisions of how hard policymakers can push on Adequate Yearly Progress; provides insights into the costs of NCLB compliance; and brings realism to the debate over Scientifically Based Research.
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