printThe Washington Post - "What 'Yes, we can' should mean for our schools"
By Mike Feinberg & Dave Levin (op-ed) | January 9, 2009
...At KIPP, we believe that "the actual proves the possible." Barack Obama's election embodies this credo. As Obama and Education Secretary-designate Arne Duncan begin to shape the policies that will drive the new administration, we would like to offer five concrete thoughts from the field on how to channel Obama's "yes, we can" spirit into substantive education reform. Read more...
...At KIPP, we believe that "the actual proves the possible." Barack Obama's election embodies this credo. As Obama and Education Secretary-designate Arne Duncan begin to shape the policies that will drive the new administration, we would like to offer five concrete thoughts from the field on how to channel Obama's "yes, we can" spirit into substantive education reform. Read more...
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