I'm still for fixing a system that does not fit everyone, but I don't want to go down the path of the "NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND" education model. No child left behind only helps the slowest kids in the class. The brightest are left wondering when the next lesson will start but are left waiting for the least common demoinator to catch up. I've had many conversations with many school district personnel about this and most agree - the bright kids are suffering so the others can catch up. I don't want healthcare that will punish (lower quality service, less choice in coverage options) the ones with coverage in order to get everyone covered. There has to be a solution to get the lagging population within the covered circle.
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The NCLB Act is a flop and a failure on several different fronts. On the other side of the coin - the children struggling aren't given proper help to catch up so they are being left behind and yet, they have to promote them to the next grade. The teachers are up in arms as well. Drop-out rates are on the rise. Our kids are falling through a broken system and the think tanks in Washington aren't paying attention.
Likewise, the healthcare system needs an overhaul that's for certain. I'm not opposed to universal healthcare so that everyone can afford quality care.
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