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What child should be left behind?

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Mar 16, 2007 3:51 AM (627 days ago) by Kelly Carson, The Examiner

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BALTIMORE (Map, News) - Examiner Editor Frank Keegan believes not every child should be promoted to the next grade level. "Worst of all, our nation — our very culture — will wither and rot when the talent and potential of all the people cannot be brought to bear on behalf of our future," Keegan writes in hiscolumn today.

What do you think?

Read Keegan's column and take our reader's poll to let us know.

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