Jason Bedrick

Public education is often regarded as the crucible through which people “become American” by acquiring the knowledge and skills to succeed in this country, while learning to embrace American democratic norms, including American history and respect for religious and ethnic diversity. What if that proposition is less true in 21st century America? Jason Bedrick discusses […]

Due to the longstanding attachment that most non-Orthodox American Jews have had to public education, the institutions representing them have long opposed “education choice” policies, such as school vouchers and K-12 education savings accounts, that allow public funds to follow the child to the school of his or her family’s choice. It is time to […]