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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]boost up the education quality at k-12, instead of watering it down as we do now.[/quote] [b]How would you do that?[/b] I found article below by American Progressive org but doubt many of the proposals are currently realistic … [b]7 Great Education Policy Ideas for Progressives in 2018[/b] A progressive education policy agenda should focus on putting economic mobility and opportunity within reach for all. Education in the United States must be improved to support greater economic mobility. Those without postsecondary training have experienced stagnant wages, were hit the hardest by the Great Recession, and have barely benefitted from the subsequent economic recovery. All signs point to these trends continuing, so it is imperative that today’s students are prepared for jobs that will position them to support their families and participate fully in America’s economic growth. 1. Provide a tutor for every child performing below grade level 2. Offer free breakfast and lunch for all students, regardless of income 3. Ensure opportunities to combine college preparatory academics with technical training and workplace experience 4. Transition to a 9-to-5 school day to better fit parents’ needs 5. Support, train, and pay teachers like professionals 6. Create a safe and healthy environment in every school 7. Eliminate crumbling school buildings https://www.americanprogress.org/article/7-great-education-policy-ideas-progressives-2018/[/quote] By eliminating liberals from the local school boards. Hard to do, but it's the only way.[/quote]
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