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chronically polarized policymakers. For the first time in more than a decade-and a half-century after enactment of the country's main K-12 law-Congress has redefined the federal role in elementary and secondary education.
lly improves the ability of women to deliver. Even more interesting is lesson two. Having more female role models in the workplace improves women's performance, without impacting that of men. And, by extension, this net gain means it's also better for business.
