That's easy. It's the ones who continue to follow MAGA, the Orange asshole, and their backward beliefs and hangup. They are trying to pull a George Wallace and attack education for all and especially teachers, who are their to provide education.
Absolutely. They are afraid that one thee illusion ov greatness has gone away, like a fart in a hurricane, that thee cult will revolt and turn on thee madman and his mafia.
Here in NH, the state wants to limit how much school districts can spend per child in public school, but gives vouchers an unlimited budget that goes up every year.
Here is my basic opinion FWIW: Education is one of those basic public services that ought to be funded before anything else. Education, healthcare, infrastructure, "Public Safety" (Police, Fire, judicial systemetc) and then military are the things that are pubic sphere things.
*Tax the wealthy & corporations. Wealth = Responsibility
*Everyone contributes to Social Security & MediCare at all income levels. But, only under a certain income threshold get to collect Social Security.
*Everyone gets MediCare.
*Church run schools cannot collect federal funding.
Clearing the way for big business to move in. Gotta give them some incentives to relocate and paying for their kids private school, fits the bill. Forget fixing the public schools, they WANT segregation.
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Giving it back to the states means every state will be responsible for educating their citizens. Wonder which states will become less educated?
Just curious.
*Tax the wealthy & corporations. Wealth = Responsibility
*Everyone contributes to Social Security & MediCare at all income levels. But, only under a certain income threshold get to collect Social Security.
*Everyone gets MediCare.
*Church run schools cannot collect federal funding.
- The money paid for 20,000 sets at an estimated average cost of $40-$50
- 2,800 sets cost more than $100
- 84 sets purchased cost more than $500
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