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 Posted: Sat, Feb 20 2010, 9:28 pm EST Post subject: Re: Wealth Gap for Schools in New Jersey Is the Highest |
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| Guest wrote: | | wage war wrote: | | Guest wrote: | | Guest wrote: | | Quote: | | “The state’s policies have failed to extend a lifeline to many low-income kids in districts with high numbers of chronically underperforming schools,” Mr. Bradford said. |
As taxpayers, we have sent millions of dollars to the Abbott districts. These schools continue to underperform, which illustrates the fact that money is not the answer. |
If the parents are busy making ends meet, then the education of their kids is mainly on the shoulders of the school teachers. One way is to put the money on the teachers... |
Instead of perpetuating and expanding a system of government sponsored slavery, require employers to pay a living wage and require people to succeed or fail based on their own decisions. |
Someone has to teach our kids. protect us..... The private sector can't provide these services any cheaper or with more quality than government employees. So let's top making our schoolteachers and firefighters the bad guys. God bless America and Cranbury |
I don't see how your comment is related to those above it. |
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| Posted: Mon, Feb 22 2010, 8:30 am EST Post subject: Re: Wealth Gap for Schools in New Jersey Is the Highest |
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| Guest wrote: | | How is publius right? It is a rant. There are no facts. No logical or coherent argument. To my point however, it has nothing to do with Cranbury. The past year we have listened to those on the right and the left post screeds like publius. Fine, but on this forum try to make your tinfoil screeds relevent to Cranbury. I am sure someone can link David Stout to some international cabal. |
Sorry to have offended your upper-class, genteel, Victorian sensibilities, Mr. Spock! |
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