Yet more evidence is emerging that state bureaucrats can't do any better - and in some cases are worse - than locally elected public school boards at improving our schools.
This story by Advocate reporter Will Sentell includes whines from Superintendent of Education Paul Pastorek about how long it takes to effect changes in a school.
Also whining is a spokesperson for Advance Baton Rouge, an organization that runs two schools on behalf of the state, schools in which scores have significantly declined since the takeover.
Those schools, the flack says, ought to improve because of a $13.2 million grant coming their way to improve teacher quality.
Remember when they used to say you can't solve a problem by throwing money at it?
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