Zoom in a Room; NCLB-PTSD; the Attack on Agency; Daughters in the Waters

The author reflects on the challenges of remote learning, specifically "Zoom in a Room," which many families reject. Drawing parallels to past educational policies, such as No Child Left Behind, they critique bureaucratic decisions that disregard parental desires. The author emphasizes the need for parents and educators to reclaim agency in public education for the sake of students.

 


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