The Sacramento BEE editorial on reinventing schools

Struggling Schools can reinvent themselves.

The editors of the Sacramento Bee on Monday, March 14, 2005, wrote a lead editorial on how struggling schools can – should- re invent themselves. After reviewing the NCLB act and the history of Sacramento High, in which the editorial board was an advocate, they list a series of schools in San Diego as models.
These may indeed be good schools. But, we can not tell. There is no evidence given in the editorial. We are asked to take the Bee’s editorial board’s position as substantial.
The Bee would have a better case if they offered some evidence to support their positions. I wonder why they chose not to?

Duane Campbell
March 14, 2005