Bright Immigrants Promise Bright Future For America

Truth Dig Friday 4th May, 2012

Richard Reeves GRANADA HILLS, Calif.—In 1921, Lincoln Steffens, among the greatest of American journalists, visited the new Soviet Union and came back to the United States to say, "I have seen the future and it works." He was of course, quite wrong. I may be, too, after chronicling the triumphs of Granada Hills Charter High School here in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles. For the second straight year, it has won the National Academi...

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