Un Amarakan Edukashun offers an insider's perspective on the educratic bureaucracy that created our present model of government schooling and the tragic results it has produced at the expense of our children's future. This startling and well-documented examination of the "Founding Fathers" of government schooling reveals the ominous agenda behind an educational system that is looking at failure in the rearview mirror. Drawing from extensive research and his thirteen years of teaching experience in the public and private high school classroom, Daniel Hagadorn obliterates any notion that school is a place of education for our children. His shocking narrative is at once enlightening and accessible, and though it is not exactly breaking news that government schools are failing, the reader will be stunned to discover (1) this is the product of design and (2) the results are worse than suspected. Much worse. Parents deserve better and so do their children.