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Kyle Olson – Reforming Schools Is a Near Impossible Task

September 19, 2013

from Financial Survival Network

Kyle Olson is Publisher of EAGnews.org, a news service dedicated to education reform and school spending research, reporting, analysis and commentary. He appears on a weekly “Fox & Friends” segment called “The Trouble with Schools.” His second documentary film “A Tale of Two Missions,” featured Juan Williams and highlighted the glaring weaknesses in American education today. His book, “Indoctrination: How ‘Useful Idiots’ Are Using Our Schools to Subvert American Exceptionalism,” delves into the dumbing down of America and the effect that the downfall of public education is having upon the country. Hopefully, more people like Kyle will begin speaking out on this important topic.

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