iNACOL’s Trojan Horse

Ms. Patrick is CEO of iNACOL – a powerful reform group that receives most of its funding from the Gates Foundation, the Nellie Mae Education Foundation, and the Carnegie Corporation. Ms. Patrick, who was never a teacher and has no education background, previously served as director of the Office of Technology at the U.S. Department of Education.
Yesterday morning, I watched a video posted on Facebook from iNACOL’s website, in which Ms. Patrick said something startlingly frank:

When I went to take a second look that evening, the video had been taken down. Fortunately, a tech-savvy and prescient friend had iNACOL’s Trojan Horse – Save Maine Schools: