Nobody Did It: The Complete Collapse of Accountability in American Schools
Nobody did it. That’s the answer you get when something goes wrong in a school. Not the teacher, not the parent, not the administrator, not the district. Nobody. And yet somehow, 68% of fourth graders are reading below proficiency, districts are paying out over $300 million a year in legal settlements, and a student can turn in absolutely nothing and still receive a grade of 50. This post breaks down the complete collapse of accountability in American schools — from the teacher who hasn’t updated a lesson plan since 2009 to the parent who skips the meeting and calls an attorney instead. It’s funny, it’s real, and it’s going to make you feel very seen.
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