Jindal: It shouldn’t take a hurricane to fix education

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LONDONDERRY, N.H. — On the eve of Hurricane Katrina’s 10th anniversary, La. Gov. Bobby Jindal reflected on a decade of remarkable transformation in New Orleans schools.

“It is very easy to look back and say, ‘Hurricanes Katrina and Rita caused all of our problems’,” the Republican presidential candidate said at the New Hampshire Education Summit. “That’s not true and it’s not fair.”

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