The current emphasis on the STEM subjects in school--Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math--leaves a few educators cold. Because there's more to creating a well-rounded individual than what's in books.
Paul Cummins certainly thought so in his 32 years at the ground-breaking Crossroads School in California.
The school challenged the notion that a quality private education is only for rich, white, and privileged kids. His memoir, Confessions of a Headmaster, recounts his years as an educator, and considers where education is moving today.
Paul Cummins joins us.