id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
epaa-6959	Kretchmar, Kerry; Brewer, T. Jameson	Neoliberalism, COVID, anti-science, and the politics of school reopening	2022	32	.pdf	application/pdf	15880	875	56	Shifts towards neoliberalism have had an especially profound impact on education, evidenced by policies such as the dramatic expansion of school choice, mayoral control in many large cities, the No Child Left Behind Act and its reauthorization, merit pay initiatives for teachers, and the deregulation of teacher education (Apple, 2006; Ball, 2007; Burch, 2009; Ravitch, 2010). The solution for schools that are labeled as ‘failing’ is the expansion of school choice in the education marketplace, which is often promoted under the guise of targeted benefits for non-White students despite evidence to suggest White and affluent students are the primary beneficiaries (EdBuild, 2019; Feinberg & Lubienski, 2008; Lubienski & Weitzel, 2010; Orfield & Eaton, 1996; Rotberg, 2014; Vasquez Heilig et al., 2019).	cache/epaa-6959.pdf	txt/epaa-6959.txt