StudentsFirstNY Jenny Sedlis Says "Special Interests" Must Not Be Allowed To Delay The Common Core

Because anybody who is not on board 100% with the education reform agenda is, of course, a special interest:

“We must not allow criticism manufactured by special interests to turn back the clock on teacher evaluations and higher standards,” StudentsFirstNY executive director Jenny Sedlis said.

The irony of a Gates/Broad/Bloomberg-funded organization unaccountable to the people of this state which has helped to push through a radical education reform agenda regardless of the popularity or support of that agenda with students, parents, or teachers calling the students, parents, and teachers who oppose the SED/Regents reform agenda "special interests" is no doubt lost on Ms. Sedlis.

Nonetheless, the real special interests here are the education reform groups who pushed through this agenda.