I don't necessarily disagree with his points. School administrators are corrupt a lot of the time. And schools are run in a way that's counterproductive a lot o

I don't necessarily disagree with his points. School administrators are corrupt a lot of the time. And schools are run in a way that's counterproductive a lot of the time. But the flaw in his logic is that he's saying we need another corrupt system to balance out the corrupt administrative system. When the real point seems to be that the system in its entirety is corrupt. From the school administration to the school unions. The real answer is that any system that's not held accountable will become corrupt. Given that we have to ask the question of whether the unions help make the system as a whole more accountable. Or in other words I agree that unions are only half the problem but they're still part of the problem and not the solution.