Education
Aug. 9, 2001
Getting a Grip on Our Schools
The education-reform effort launched by President George W. Bush and transmogrified by Congress is a response to a continuous, and proper, concern for the state of public education in America. However, Bush, who received his Harvard master's degree in business in 1975, will find that the nation's public schools are not the typical business-school case study: Spending more money and hiring more workers cannot be relied upon to boost results.
The education-reform effort launched by President George W. Bush and transmogrified by Congress is a response to a continuous, and proper, concern for the state of public education in America. However, Bush, who received his Harvard master's degree in business in 1975, will find that the nation...
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