Old School, New School, Next School with Dom Giordano
Old School, New School, Next School with Dom Giordano
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Welcome to Old School, New School, Next School with Dom Giordano: a podcast devoted to parental rights. More specifically, a podcast devoted to the right of parents to choose the best school for their child. It’s called School Choice and this podcast is dedicated to gaining that for every parent in America.
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The podcast primarily tackles themes surrounding parental rights, especially the doctrine of school choice, with episodes delving into topics like the impact of educational freedom on communities and testimonials from parents who have benefited from school choice policies.
Dom Giordano examines school choice, parental rights, academic standards and the future of American education.
What does a high school diploma mean if students leave without the skills it is supposed to represent? In Episode 70, Dom Giordano takes on grade inflation, alternative graduation pathways, and the policies he argues are accelerating the dumbing down of America. He discusses teachers’ unions and classroom activism, Philadelphia’s graduation standards, New York’s move away from Regents exams, California students’ college math readiness, and governors’ decisions on school-choice funding. Dom also highlights South Carolina’s response to minimum-grade policies and makes the case for stronger standards, parental rights, and school choice.
Old School, New School, Next School with Dom Giordano · Episode 70
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