Not everybody needs or wants a four-year degree. Society needs people who want to work in vocational occupations, and it needs high schools and community colleges to teach those skills. These associations need a broader representation, including people in the public schools who see the need for vocational education. I'm not saying we shouldn't keep up with the changing times in ways to educate. It doesn't hurt to separate boys and girls in some classes, like math, but not all the time and not for several years.
Moderation is the key.
Computers are something that should be taught starting in elementary school, but, again, not too much too early. Students don't need to be computer technicians right out of high school, but a good general knowledge is important. Iowa's families are good at emphasizing education. This is why our high school students do so well on tests, even though Iowa is in the bottom half of states for teacher salaries. Our success is due to our Midwestern values.