Parents know best how to fix schools

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As moms and dads across America enter the education reform arena by the thousands through parent unions, capitol demonstrations, and expanded school-choice measures, some defenders of the current system have piped up against “parent power.” Take Jay Mathews of the Washington Post. He recently excused the American Federation of Teachers’ efforts to block Parent Trigger legislation in Connecticut to allow a majority of parents at a failing school to make the school district do something about the problem.

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