Slow Boring writer defends choosing a low-income public school
1Sep 21 6:07 PM · 2d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2
A Slow Boring post argues Hannah-Jones's piece is being misread as proof every parent must maximize school quality for their own child, and describes sending his own son through a majority-minority, low-income Title I elementary school in D.C. as a good experience.
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“I disagree with Nikole Hannah-Jones about a lot of issues, but I thought her recent piece about her regrets over sending her daughter to her poor-performing local public school ... was extremely well-written, emotionally affecting, and honest.”
