In attempting to get American life back to “normal” in 2021, one of the first agenda items will be making up for a disrupted, disjointed year of school. The Biden administration’s pick for education secretary, Miguel Cardona, will inherit not only the problems associated with a pandemic but the systemic problems American K-12 education had long before. This week I talk to David M. Perry, a journalist and historian, as well as Geoffrey Canada, president of the Harlem Children’s Zone, about what comes next for American education. But first, Perry writes our CNN op-ed. — SE Cupp
In attempting to get American life back to “normal” in 2021, one of the first agenda items will be making up for a disrupted, disjointed year of school. The Biden administration’s pick for education secretary, Miguel Cardona, will inherit not only the problems associated with a pandemic but the systemic problems American K-12 education had long before. This week I talk to David M. Perry, a journalist and historian, as well as Geoffrey Canada, president of the Harlem Children’s Zone, about what comes next for American education. But first, Perry writes our CNN op-ed. — SE Cupp
