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Nonprofit Now Tackling Children’s Education Reform

In partnership with some heavy hitters in technology and education, James P. Steyer is drumming up support for Common Sense Kids Action, a nonprofit advocacy organization for children.

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In partnership with some heavy hitters in technology and education, James P. Steyer is drumming up support for Common Sense Kids Action, a nonprofit advocacy organization for children. While criticisms highlight potential conflicts of interest between private-sector donors and the group’s political agenda, Steyer continues to rally support in Washington to what he hopes will be the nation’s most influential force in education reform. (The New York Times)

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