Since today may turn out to be a bellwether day for so-called "school choice" advocates in South Carolina -- those who, for economic or ideological reasons, want to dismantle and privatize public education -- I thought it was instructive to review an article written by Kevin Carey, policy director of a D.C.-based think tank called Education Sector, published in the January edition of The Atlantic
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
Cheap labor: Our children in their corporate context
Posted on 12:22 PM by Unknown
Those curious about what happens to unskilled high school graduates in South Carolina -- and the choices made for them by corporate titans whose interest is the bottom line, the profit margin -- would do well to read Adam Davidson's "Making It in America," a feature in the current edition of "The Atlantic" magazine.
Davidson enjoyed his visit to Greenville and Easley -- "a largely charmless
Davidson enjoyed his visit to Greenville and Easley -- "a largely charmless
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