One Child, One Vote Push Targets Education Without Representation

The argument is simple: parents, not bureaucrats, should have more power over education policy because they are the ones footing the bill and raising the kids. The piece pushes back on the idea that schools should be run by distant administrators who never answer to families. It frames education reform as a representation issue, not just a spending issue, and argues that more local control beats top-down mandates every time. Read more about this...