preventing the nation from getting back “to the good old days.” However, it is important to note that “there has not been an era in the twentieth century where public schools satisfied the opinions of education reformers, parents, and citizenry.” (Ravitch, 2000, pg. 13) Universal approval has become even more difficult since schools have become responsible for educating students regardless of ethnic background, social status, language barriers, or learning deficiencies. The United States continues…
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