
(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner)
Dan Lips interviews Jeb Bush about education reform on National Review Online today.

(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner)
Dan Lips interviews Jeb Bush about education reform on National Review Online today.
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I must praise Jeb Bush for his dedication and leadership. I also agree in principle with some of what he says, but as I read the interview it sounds more like an infomercial for NCLB than new reform initiatives. I wish he said more about how they made these reform initiatives work in Florida rather than just listing out parts of NCLB like it is a great law. From where I am sitting, the lack of funding for the NCLB mandates is bankrupting the schools. So Jeb Bush has done a great job cheerleading NCLB for his brother, but I still wonder how we pay for this reform.
You mean, “Dan Lips of Jay P. Greene’s Blog,” right?
For those who are wondering why Matt puts a picture of the infamous diner scene from When Harry Met Sally on every post about Florida, see here:
[…] Heritage Foundation education policy analyst Dan Lips was able to sit down and interview Jeb Bush (H/T Matt Ladner) at a recent education reform summit in Orlando. Here are a few key excerpts of Bush’s […]
Is this a fictional story about the A+ plan ?