There's an unintentionally funny article in Crosscut, The troubling lack of public will for reform of Washington schools, by Collin Tong.
The story is funny because it expresses bewilderment over why the Education Reform movement hasn't found popular appeal. The movement doesn't have popular appeal because the people who are actually involved instantly recognize that the Education Reform movement is wrong.
The writer interviewed "community leaders" on Education issues: Lisa McFarlane, Sara Morris, Scott Oki, Paul Hill, and Chris Korsmo. HA! As if they were leaders in the community. They are the paid lackeys of the Gates Foundation and the Broad Foundation. They don't represent the community at all.
The story in Crosscut is a pared-down version of the story that appeared in the International Examiner.