Will Education Stimulus Spending Promote School Reform?



By Andy Smarick 01/19/2010

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Andy Smarick talks with Education Next about how $75 billion in stimulus funds have been spent to sustain the status quo in education and whether Race to the Top funds will be spent differently.

For more on this topic by Andy Smarick, see “Toothless Reform?” in the Spring 2010 issue of Education Next.




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  • George Mitchell says:
    01/19/2010 at 9:15 am

    Excellent piece. Many will be relying on Ed Next, Fordham, and Andy Smarick to stay on top of this.

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