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To: unique1

There is no saving California public education. If the public schools were given access to absolutely unlimited funds, they would continue to produce uneducated, liberal graduates or dropouts.


16 posted on 10/17/2012 10:41:51 AM PDT by Reddon
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To: Reddon

Oh so true. In addition to the propositions, locally the High School wants a $22 Million Bond passed - to renovate buildings, maintenance, etc. - no new construction. We already have a College Bond and an Elementary School bond that are being added to our local property tax bill. If this one passes, that will be three bonds at the same time over and above the base property tax.

Just think about how much each one of us pays for public education over a lifetime. Of course, those who don’t have any children really get the short end, but the big bill anyway.


29 posted on 10/17/2012 11:36:06 AM PDT by unique1
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