(Community Matters) Obama’s education plan is informed by his real experience overseeing a $150 million philanthropic investment in Chicago schools.
Expanding early childhood education, supporting charter schools, closing failing schools and focus on teacher quality, these are some of the quite well-informed positions Barack is promoting in his education policy initiatives.
The White House says McCain doesn’t think we should spend more on education than we already are. Additionally, the McCain campaign talks about certifying tutoring companies, performance- based teacher pay and vouchers but otherwise playing a limited role in education. In no way am I supportive of spending with out real reform, but we can’t afford not to reform and invest in education.