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Parents’ Bill of Rights Is How Congress Can Help State School Reformers

Parents’ Bill of Rights Is How Congress Can Help State School Reformers
Good principals, teachers, and school boards want parents involved. They want parents to know what books their kids are reading and what’s being taught in their classrooms. Jose Luis Pelaez Inc./Digital Vision/Getty Images
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The stunning success of conservative education reform across the country in the past few years is the result a moral fact: Parents are children’s primary educators. Until very recently, this was not disputed, let alone controversial.

Kevin Roberts
Kevin Roberts
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Kevin Roberts, Ph.D., is president of The Heritage Foundation and Heritage Action for America.
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