Not since 1957 (Sputnik year) has there been such a general agreement that high-school education in the United States is in a mess. Sooner rather than later, the administration will have to intervene.
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No market for US education. Nature 303, 187–188 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1038/303187a0
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