Going to Jail for Missing School - Children Working in Family Economies
June 1, 2012
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A 17-year-old honor student is sent to jail in Texas for working the family economy, and missing a few days of school. A 6-year-old homeschooled child qualifies for the national spelling bee. Meanwhile, 88% of American public school grads can't name a single writer of the Federalist papers. Kevin Swanson interacts with the "state of American education" on this edition of Generations.
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