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To: smb30

I would like to see a community that decides to not have a public school system. You have kids? Enroll them in a private school, or move to someplace that has a public school system


47 posted on 01/20/2007 8:17:24 AM PST by SauronOfMordor (Never try to teach a pig to sing -- it wastes your time and it annoys the pig)
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To: SauronOfMordor
Nope, no kids.

We did without so that my dad (a WWII vet, He was wounded by the Italians and Germans at Salerno, a geophysicist by vocation) could send us to a private school.

Doing without did not exclude our clothes being made from scrap cloth sold at a gas station in a very rural town of 200 people.

Government control of land and minds needs to be abolished.

Sad part is that even too many conservatives don't get it.

They speak of liberty and enjoying their vacation at a national park.

Neal Boortz is one of them. I live in Atlanta.
Neal is bright, but not that bright.
Neal probably thought Israel was
a relic of history on 10Sep01.

I used to attempt to call His show years before (years)
to discuss middles east affairs on open line days.
His producer/call screener always rejected them.
78 posted on 01/20/2007 6:32:05 PM PST by smb30
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To: SauronOfMordor

They're all over the place. The kids go to schools in neighboring districts or towns. The home town is assessed a tuition based on whatever they base it on and pays it to the district with the school. Saddle River, New Jersey, has no high school. I think it also has no middle school. The public school kids go to Allendale, Ramsey, or Montvale.


80 posted on 01/20/2007 7:36:21 PM PST by sig226 (See my profile for the democrat culture of corruption list.)
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