The streets of the broken city bring in the vogue of the revolutionary –another kind of politician, another slogan-sayer, ready to level the world with a little truth. Those who wait to change until a crowd agrees with their opinions will never change. Farming: A Handbook. Poems by Wendell Berry
November 7, 2007
Training for heads of school
“Given that 48 states require principals to be certified in educational administration, the disappointing state of principal preparation is disturbing news.” The Accidental Principal, Hess and Kelly This article, from Education Next, underscores the insolubility of the problem with American education. States pass laws that they cannot possibly oversee. Schools line up to advertise how