Fred Bramante Has a Dream. . . 

Public schools so exciting and effective that no one would want to send their children anywhere else.

For generations the American system of education has been run on what noted NH Educator and reformer Tony Wagner of Holderness, NH, calls the Carnegie method, measured by seat time and grade. Today, both Bramante and Wagner are at the forefront of an educational philosophy built around the belief that public schools need to refashion themselves around the competency of the students they produce.