Erika Sanzi

In this enlightening discussion, Richard Kahlenberg, an expert on economic disparities, Maud Maron, a passionate advocate for K-12 curricula in NYC, and Erika Sanzi, a former educator focused on defending education from ideological biases, share insights on the crisis plaguing American education. They tackle alarming statistics in literacy and math, the impact of socioeconomic segregation, and the controversial role of teachers' unions. The conversation also delves into the complexities of educational choice in NYC and the debates surrounding book bans, emphasizing the need for reform.

Tudor Dixon chats with Erika Sanzi, a former public school teacher and education advocate, who sheds light on alarming changes in America's education system. They delve into the growing influence of teachers' unions like the NEA, discussing how political agendas are overshadowing academic achievement. Sanzi reveals troubling data on student performance, the rise of ideological activism in classrooms, and the impact of pandemic-related issues on student behavior. She emphasizes the need for balance in education to refocus on student learning.