Blueprint for Education

The wealth of nations in the twenty-first century will be determined not by mineral wealth or shipping lines but by the ingenuity and creativity of their people. Unfortunately, America has fallen behind much of the rest of the world at educating its children and honing their critical-thinking and problem-solving skills. Not all American children are poorly served, but those in rural and inner-city school districts are most at risk of being left behind their peers in America and abroad.

Having tens of millions of citizens unable to compete in the global economy severely limits our national development and threatens those Americans with lives of bitter disappointment, struggling to survive while millions of their countrymen move into the professional upper middle class. It creates resentment and nurtures crime, while denying our economy the benefit of their talent and potential.
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