Tabloid-style education news is all the rage
All three of these challenges include large investments of money, energetic state and local policy activity, and — most important — a large number of kids affected.
All three are happening now, in the present.
And yet, you’ll see relatively little about these core challenges and changes looking at the education pages of some of our biggest national news outlets.
Instead of covering core education issues, the Times and Post are focused on stories about culture wars and violence.
Intentionally or not, tabloid-style coverage has become a mainstay.
