Yeah the article reads as biased, but Dallas is a majorly democrat city probably more than California. So both are 'progressive' policies. One just seems to be

Yeah the article reads as biased, but Dallas is a majorly democrat city probably more than California. So both are 'progressive' policies. One just seems to be geared towards giving kids more access to advanced classes, and tutoring opportunities. It's a no brainer that this is better for outcomes but people will pearl clutch and say 'we have to abandon public education' because some school district tried something.