I’ve always supported vouchers as one of a number of approaches to try to give our children a better education. Your argument that if we screw the families just one more time to put a few more bucks into our schools, we’ll finally see some change, is bankrupt.

But unlike the Kool-Aid drinkers on the right, I don’t see it as the only option. Allowing public schools to customize their instruction to meet the needs of their communities, giving schools more freedom to remove troublemakers, and more charter schools are among the ideas I would like to see.

Why everyone knows if there is one thing the republicrats and democrublicans can work together on it’s educating all of our chilrens. Right? :)

sic(k) willie’s solution to public education’s problems is advancing one of the voucher scams (what’s the latest scam named?) using our hard earned tax dollars to fund private business. Tax dollars for private business! Scream!

Everyone knows the voucher scams would only leave those who need help the most even further and farther behind. But voucher clowns don’t care.

Besides, everyone knows vouchers are dead. Particularly in this economy.

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This route is much more to everyone’s liking – a Democratic Superintendent channels more pork money to Democratic areas with no strings or accountability attached. It’s a pretty sweet deal, unless you’re a parent who has dreams of a better life for your kids, or a child in those schools who is about to be given a life sentence by the virtue of an inadequate education.

Failing schools turn out stupid students who become ignorant voters who then believe all the crap that comes out of Jim Rex’s Department of Non-Education.

Lather, rinse, repeat. The neverending cycle of stupidity is maintained while the educrats line their own pockets.