Senate Rubio why isnt first of I can believe in curriculum reform it's critically important twenty first century we

do need curriculum reform and it should happen at the state and local law the way that certain natural that is where educational policy belong because

of a prior parent is unhappy with what your child is being they can go to that local school board or state legislature or the governor and get a chain here's

the problem with common core the department of education like every federal agency will never be satisfied they will not stop with it being a suggests they

will turn it into a mandate in fact what they will begin to say to local communities that you will not get federal money unless

you do things the way we want you to do it and they will use common core or any other requirement that exists nationally the

force it down the throats of our people in our states