The New Three R's: Reinvestment, Reinvention, Responsibility
Money, creativity and accountability are all essential to develop the high-quality schools and teachers needed in the new century. Lieberman says that children are being punished by forcing them to attend chronically troubled schools that are accountable to no one.
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