By: Haley Strack
Thomas Jefferson High School took donations from Chinese entities. Then administrators handed over the blueprint to its success.
Haley Strack is a journalist and writer for National Review, with her work also appearing in The Hillsdale Collegian and RealClear Education. She focuses on political and social issues, with a particular interest in Middle East affairs, education, and climate justice. Haley's articles often provide a conservative perspective on current events and policy debates.
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Haley's coverage is heavily focused on government & politics, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and legal policy regulation. She seems to be interested in international relations, as well as issues related to women's rights and cultural aspects.
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