Not that Jeff can ever name any policies.
#15 | POSTED BY SYCOPHANT
Can you? Sure we go to some website, and pull down this ....
"We are committed to ensuring that every child in America has access to a world-class public education so we can out-educate the world and make sure America has the world's highest proportion of college graduates by 2020 ... This requires
excellence at every level of our education system, from early learning through postsecondary education. It means we must
close the achievement gap in America's schools and ensure that in every neighborhood in the country, children can benefit from high-quality educational opportunities. "
cdn.kqed.org
Here's what people see ...
$21,000 per pupil in CA. ...
The study by the research organization NWEA, which also administers assessments in K-12 schools, lands as the 2024 deadline approaches quickly for schools to spend the last of the $190 billion in federal pandemic relief money.
apnews.com
At 13 Baltimore City high schools, zero students tested proficient on 2023 state math exam
foxbaltimore.com
The talk doesn't match reality ... hence the messaging is failing ... and the policies generated are just words.
Now look at the Republicans, from same link ....
"[We are] the party of fresh and innovative ideas in education. We support options for learning, including home schooling and local innovations like single-sex classes, full-day school hours, and year-round schools. School choice ... is important
for all children, especially for families with children trapped in failing schools."
Do you think this appeals to parents and is closer to reality. Looking at it, it also attempts a solution.....
I could go on, as a Democrat I would like to see solutions. The summation of the Democrat policies is they are bland lofty rhetorical ideas.
