Tough Lessons Regarding The Corrupt Education System
There’s money to be made in education, argues Bob Bowdon, although merely if you cut away the unprofitable bits, like good quality teachers. In his documentary “The Cartel,” Bowdon, a New Jersey TV news newsman, turns the camera upon the monumental degeneracy and misdirection that has led his state to squander more than any other on its students just with shoddy results. The numbers tell the tale: $17,000 spent per student, and at hand’s but a 39% reading proficiency rate, it’s distressing to contend that there’s a crisis underway, but harder to agree on a solution.