Former Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett helped push through monumental changes in Indiana education policies—an expansion of charter schools, the nation’s largest voucher program for private schools, an overhaul of the rules of teacher training, the rollback of teachers’ collective-bargaining rights, and the institution of annual teacher evaluations that link student performance to teacher pay. But teachers revolted against Bennett, leading to his stunning re-election loss in 2012. Now he looks back.
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