By John A. Stormer

John Stormer provides a documented account of how education 'reforms' are undermining academics and traditional values. Why are children graduating who cannot read, write, or calculate? Stormer explains what's happening to our schools and our children and why schools are failing to be what they could and should be. This well-written book is full of quotes from people within the education system, statistics, and excerpts from public school books and curricula.

Listen to what three distinguished Americans have to say about John Stormer's book:

“None Dare Call It Education explains why a once great public school system now graduates students who can't read, write or calculate. It is must reading for all parents."
--Phyllis Schlafly

“As an elected member of the Ohio State Board of Education, I can attest that John Stormer's book tells it like it is. Buy the book, read it, and share it with others."
--Diana Fessler,
Member Ohio State Board of Education

“None Dare Call It Education explains why and how schools are failing to be what they could and should be for our children. As a former public school board member and more recently as a 12-year state legislator, my personal experience verifies every statement and conclusion. Everyone who cares about young people should read and reread this book."
--Representative William Linton
Missouri General Assembly

List Price $8.95. Paperback. 258 pages.