Before it comes up I'd like to point out that charter schools, which she mentioned, are not the silver bullet everyone thinks they are. From Multiple Choice Credo, a Stanford study of the effectiveness of Charter schools published in 2009:
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Charter schools have become a rallying cry for education reformers across the country, with every expectation that they will continue to figure prominently in national educational strategy in the months and years to come. And yet, this study reveals in unmistakable terms that, in the aggregate, charter students are not faring as well as their traditional public school counterparts. 

Further, tremendous variation in academic quality among charters is the norm, not the exception.  The problem of quality is the most pressing issue that charter schools and their supporters face.  
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For those who don't know, charter schools are just taxpayer funded schools that the public has zero say in because that taxpayer money is handed over to a private company. Laws and sausages my friend.