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Note to parents. This episode is for adults.

We hear a lot about our failing public schools. Despite millions of dollars spent on educational

technology programs, reading scores in the Pittsburgh public schools are plummeting.

Mayor de Blasio's expensive school turnaround model has failed miserably.

Is there a literacy crisis in our state? Advocates say yes and are now suing California,

claiming too many students are failing to read and write.

The number of incidents of suspension in the Detroit public school system are high.

16,000. Test scores are dropping, violence is increasing, and kids simply aren't learning how to

succeed in life. But with all this talk about today's failing public schools, were yesterday's

really any better?

I'm Patrick Grelchy.

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