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Category Archives: Education
education spending
I just wanted to bring this to your attention: This begs the question, of course: why should we sink ONE MORE DIME into education spending when we get nothing in return… via American Thinker Blog: Graph of the Day for … Continue reading
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come again?
If you want a more complete context, I suggest you read the full article but I hope that the selected passages give you at least a taste for what is at stake for DC children under this program. What is very apparent, however, is that the DC public school systems have deteriorated DESPITE the Liberals, the Federal Government (i.e. the Department of Education) running them for decades. Instead of ‘admitting defeat’ and ‘pulling the teachers out’, the Liberals in Congress have decided to FORCE students to attend under-performing schools. (aka, the “surge” strategy). Never mind the fact that every single congressman and senator can have a choice about where to send their kids… but inner city kids are being denied this privilege/choice by the supposedly ‘compassionate’ Liberals in Congress. Continue reading
Strickland’s Ignorance and/or Stupidity: You decide.
I realize I am a bit late behind the times on this post… but I think it is so relatively unknown to most that it isn’t going to hurt things by commenting on this Story. It turns out that the … Continue reading
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