I. The Morality of Productivity
What if we knew a way to increase educational opportunity at no additional cost?
The benefits would be enormous. We could give more children the education they deserve.
And, by not having to increase educational spending, we could spend these saved tax dollars on families in need, or paying off government debt, or keeping money in the hands of working families.
Increasing educational productivity is one of the great moral issues of our time.
Unfortunately, increasing educational productivity in our country has been enormously difficult to accomplish.
II. Inequity in the City
Madison’s far above average spending has yet to address its long standing disastrous reading results.