Lisa Graham Keegan

Founder, Education Breakthrough Network

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Founder of Education Breakthrough Network, a nonprofit, online library of school choice organizations offering an alternative to district-assigned schools; former Superintendent of Public Instruction for the State of Arizona

Lisa Graham Keegan on KCRW

Between education reformers and union busters, teachers feel like they're "crying in the wilderness, or perhaps just crying."

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Between education reformers and union busters, teachers feel like they're "crying in the wilderness, or perhaps just crying."

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The top priority for most Americans is education, and public school teachers around the country say the past two years have been a nightmare.

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The top priority for most Americans is education, and public school teachers around the country say the past two years have been a nightmare.

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