It isn’t the flower’s fault.

JenOwen September 13, 2015

Tags: Alexander Den Heijer Heijer

About I Teach ~ I Vote

“If you choose not to do politics, politics will surely do you.”

We compile important politics & policies impacting public schools.

While legislators & BOE members in TN claim ignorance of excessive testing, flawed evaluations, Broad's influence, and much more, teachers, parents, and community members, have spoken out in record numbers, to help others understand the destruction of public education - and their importance in stopping it.

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