Secretary of Education Linda McMahon's "Call to Action" letter makes no demands or threats. Instead, it asks institutions to answer seven questions, describe their commitments publicly and post their responses
Spring negotiations reward families with counselors and competing offers, while first-generation and low-income families see the sticker and walk away.
The honest reactions of faculty and other employees—even those who are naturally skeptical of new technology trends—are not an obstacle. They're actually one of the best vetting tools we have.
