The Public Wants Its Schools Back

Abstract

Argues that the quality of education at the state or local level is not the federal government′s business. As a national concern, public education should be encouraged, that it maintain a high media profile and that both public and private schools be made more effective, efficient, and available. The federal government should not set one standard of rules and regulations for private schools and another for public schools. Both sectors should abide by the same rules. The public wants control of its schools at the local level.

Citation

Holcomb, J.H. (1993), "The Public Wants Its Schools Back", International Journal of Educational Management, Vol. 7 No. 1. https://doi.org/10.1108/09513549310023285