Linda Darling-Hammond concludes the Kappan series on the future of education with a review of why the education system is fraught with inequities. She then recommends a series of policies that could bring about lasting change. These include creating organizational structures in which all communities can thrive, ensuring that every school provides a healthy setting to learn and develop, and preparing and enabling educators to provide both academic and developmental support.
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