> It would help America more to have universally "pretty good" schools, than a few great schools in a sea of "pretty bad" schools. Ok, sure, but we don't need

> It would help America more to have universally "pretty good" schools, than a few great schools in a sea of "pretty bad" schools. Ok, sure, but we don't need to destroy the great schools in order to work on making more pretty good schools. If you want to turn bad schools into pretty good ones, please leave the great ones alone, while you go about that.