We Need an Education Bill of Rights

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Public Schools are not capable of developing courseware comparable to Hillsdale College; and, other leading institutions and content providers.

We have only to compare the success of self-educated homeschoolers, to failing public schoolers using courseware selected by administrators, teachers, school boards, consultants, government, and other biased and inept bureaucrats; to realize that the process of curricular development in public education is grossly inadequate.

Homeschoolers spend a fraction of the amount paid by taxpayers for courseware and study materials.

$Homeschoolers spend a fraction of the amount paid by taxpayers for courseware and study materials.$

Public school massively overspend and get poor grades

Competition to partner with schools will drive quality and lower costs.

Education as a business has two main bottom lines — improving instruction, and increasing student achievement. Business policy will focus on quality, productivity, and efficiency. Schools will become performance-oriented organizations.