In other words, does it meet people's needs? No. How can our American students fall so far behind in Common Core subjects compared to other countries, when we achieve a fairly high level of confidence? For what? This is because the educational experience is no longer about the child. This no longer really serves our society, nor is it about giving our children the skills they need to improve from an educational perspective and be able to progress to bigger and better things. It has now become simply a workplace for teachers and administrators. Instead of meeting the needs of children, it meets the needs of adults. It was another thing to see the group of people most likely to have children of their own reject a proposal to allow teachers to earn almost double their current salaries by giving up their tenure and allowing evaluations to be held performance. The film showed us the lives of those living in poverty and desperately trying to enroll their children in the best schools in the market. Availability for students is scarce and the price of these schools is high, so they just have to hope that they are chosen for a place in the school. Of course, as we get older, we relive this situation trying to get accepted into college, but how can we, as a nation, choose who can take the path of good and who cannot? People are waiting