By Areva D. Martin
Lawmakers continue to grapple with an aging and underperforming public-school system. Despite myriad national and state laws over several decades, the millions of students who attend U.S. public schools continue to receive a substandard education compared with that received by students in other industrial nations, making the prospect of competing in the global economy illusive at best.
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Lawmakers continue to grapple with an aging and underperforming public-school system. Despite myriad national and state laws over several decades, the millions of students who attend U.S. public schools continue to receive a substandard education compared with that received by students in other industrial nations, making the prospect of competing in the global economy illusive at best.
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