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Utah to vote on voucher system
You all know how I feel about the monopoly that is public education. I support public education, but feel that choice & competition is a must. That's why I love the idea of a voucher system. I hope this passes so other states will smarten up and follow their lead.
October 31, 2007 Utahns Can Vote for School Choice Tuesday By John Stossel Next Tuesday, Utah voters go to the polls to decide if their state will become the first in the nation to offer school vouchers statewide. Referendum 1 would make all public-school kids eligible for vouchers worth from $500 to $3,000 a year, depending on family income. Parents could then use the vouchers to send their children to private schools. What a great idea. Finally, parents will have choices that wealthy parents have always had. The resulting competition would create better private schools and even improve the government schools. But wait. Arrayed against the vouchers are the usual opponents. They call themselves Utahns for Public Schools. They include, predictably, the Utah Education Association (the teachers union), Utah School Boards Association, Utah School Employees Union, Utah School Superintendents Association, the elementary and secondary school principals associations, and the PTA. No to vouchers! they protest. Trust us. We know what's best for your kids. ......... This anti-voucher coalition says vouchers will only benefit children who would have gone to private schools anyway. But the Vote for 1 Campaign points out that current private-school students would get vouchers only if their families are low-income. So the law would give new opportunities to parents and children who today have no options at all. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/art...chool_cho.html |
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They know their ways are failing. Their biggest enemies are people who normally vote democratic, such as minorities. |
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Why am I about certain that vouchers will only mean that I'll end up paying for all kids to go to school rather than just the ones who go to public schools?
Call this what it is. Welfare for the not so poor. |
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Liberals Want Control Of Public Schools For One Reason Only.
Brainwashing :bricks: |
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Sure Liberals control the Boston Public School system; but that's because Liberals control many of the levers of power generally in Boston and its that way because that's what the voting public wants.
Lots of other places have an entirely different political climate yet the problems seem to exist all over. |
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Home School & Private School it's the only way to get the kids that want to learn how to read and write out of the clutches of the Liberal Politically Correct Socialist Brainwashers.
You don't send your child to school to learn how to disrespect society, burn the flag, hate god, blame America, hate white people or masturbate, you send them to learn resding writing and how much two & two is. Get your kids out of those f-cking left wing public schools, they are hell bent on destroying the whole next generation and turning them all into little Jimmy Carter clones. :bricks: |
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Once these systems start showing results it'll be the beginning of the end for govt education as we know it.
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