‘62 was my freshman year in high school.
I went to an exclusive and highly competitive parochial school and had many classmates who ended up on business, industry, finance and (unfortunately) politics.
A common theme at all of our later reunions is the perception that the education we received is now available *nowhere* in the US. There is universal dismay at what our children and (now) their children are being taught - and moreover what they are not being taught.
It’s gone. The whole system is broken at its core.
Should be "in."
I'm my own Grammar Nazi.
“It’s gone. The whole system is broken at its core.”
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