[Lucky9teen]

Question 1: Who is going to pay for all of the Ipads for the students, teachers and staff?

Question 2: Who will pay when those Ipads get abused, lost, stolen or break?

Question 3: What will happen when these Ipads needs to be recharged and who will pay the cost for all the charging they’ll need?

Question 4: What excuses will the students come up with, as to why their Ipad doesn’t work, and why they therefore can’t finish their assignment or do their homework?

Question 5: What dumbass came up with this idea?

[MrB]

So... does the iPad replace the 40 acres or the mule?

[Da Coyote]

“...Question 5: What dumbass came up with this idea?...”

It’s California....just pick anyone at random.

Of course, if you want to greatly increase your chances of picking the bottom O’the barrel, you can always limit your search space to their legislature.

[SoothingDave]

You forgot, “How much is the taxpayer on the hook for paying for home wifi for the kids?”

[Red Badger]

#4:

The cloud ate my homework..................

[Resolute Conservative]

Answer 1-5: Bush duh!

[Elsie]

Question 5: What dumbass came up with this idea?

Dumb?

I think not!

Smart as a FOX; iff'n ya ask ME!

[Myrddin]

Property owners will pay for the iPads as property taxes are raised without the former protection of Prop 13. The dumbass voters laid the Prop 30 income tax burden on high end earners to pad the teacher's pensions and give big raises to the janitors (SEIU). That money never gets near any educational process. It's all feather bedding for union employees.

I did omit a detail. Smart people with high incomes are selling their CA property and moving to another state with less onerous taxes. The legislature will be raising taxes again to cover the losses when a small number of high earners flee. Those remaining behind with lesser incomes will be bearing that burden. Enjoy!