This movie is so biased and one-sided. There are many factors that influence student success and failure. Study after study show that teachers are only a small part of the equation. Issues such as poverty and parental support/involvement account for much of student success. The film suggests that if only tenure and unions were eliminated, all education problems could be magically fixed. If this were the case, then why are the states that have no unions/tenure some of the lowest performing in the country? Also not mentioned in the film is the fact that the vast majority of charter schools produce significantly worse results than traditional public schools. There are just as many wonderful traditional public schools are there are wonderful charter schools. To suggest that this means charters are the one and only answer to education problems is horribly wrong.