On the recordJune 3, 2013
The more centralized our decision-making process, the more restructuring that we do... is not going to change the dynamics that are at play in our country.
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congress.govThe more centralized our decision-making process, the more restructuring that we do... is not going to change the dynamics that are at play in our country.
He argues against centralized decision-making in education reform.
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