My kids are in California. I assure you, the textbooks are reference standard awful. People magazine is more compelling.
I am entirely certain the average parent of a kid in our school would be able to turn out better material, to say nothing of all the professors and leading experts in California who would love to contribute directly to their kids' education.
The question in my mind is how to construct this. The law seems like a last resort. Maybe some YCers can work on this cracking this nut.
WikiTextbook. Adopt the Scholarpedia model where there is curation of particular topics. Put it under a Creative Commons license and make it easy to download.
I am entirely certain the average parent of a kid in our school would be able to turn out better material, to say nothing of all the professors and leading experts in California who would love to contribute directly to their kids' education.
The question in my mind is how to construct this. The law seems like a last resort. Maybe some YCers can work on this cracking this nut.