The education of America’s youth is rapidly changing, as more and more parents recognize the failures of the public school system and take matters into their own hands.
“I think the odds that education is going to completely change in America over the next five to 10 years are very high, because we are seeing individuals want to take individual responsibility over raising their kids,” PragerU CEO Marissa Streit tells Glenn Beck.
Now that an abundance of high-quality alternatives are available, the days of relying on “the experts” for resources are over.
“I think what we call the educational industrial complex is going to now see a complete alternative economy. There’s going to be a new economy in education that is created thanks to technology,” says Streit.
Glenn is thrilled to see the shift, because much of what public schools have been teaching he calls downright “hair-raising.”