U.S. education reform

U.S. education reform involves efforts to improve schools by increasing accountability, funding, and access to quality education. It aims to close achievement gaps among students of different backgrounds, encourage innovative teaching methods, and expand early childhood education. Reforms often include policies around standardized testing, teacher evaluation, and school choice options like charter schools. The goal is to ensure all students receive a strong education that prepares them for college, careers, and responsible citizenship, while balancing local control with federal support.