Does Competition in Schools Improve the Education of Students?
Let's bring competition to the public schools, like what is done in business, and see them flourish once again
By Chuck Lehmann —— Bio and Archives--January 22, 2025
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One of the principles of our free enterprise system is competition--it is one of the main reasons why the U.S.A. is the economic powerhouse of the world (at least it was before Obama and Biden were elected). Since it has worked so well in business, why shouldn't it be the driving force in improving our public schools, which seem to have been flat lining, or declining, for the past few decades?
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