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The political future of American education B. D. Colberg — Corvallis, OR, USA — 2025-03-15 America’s current education system—compulsory free public secular Prussian K-12 schools, then college for large swaths of the middle class—came to maturity in the mid 20th century.12 Since then, politico-social opinion regarding education has (approximately) quinquefurcated: • One alliance of thought, tracing its popular origin back to John Holt’s writings3 in the 60s/ 70s, concludes that schools are a structural mistake and seeks to…
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