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Submitted by Mark, Dec 4, 2006 14:08

It is not money that will fix the inner-city situation. School spending is at an ALL-TIME high, more than any other point in history. The argument that inner-city schools don't get enough money is just plain wrong! The problem is a much deeper family rooted problem that the government simply cannot fix. The people need to stand up and change their own communities and lives.

And what is the deal with the government mandating us to get along by forcing integration? That's about as smart as telling two kids that they better get along or else!


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Why is the Attorney-General of New York arguing a case before the Supreme Court that is based on actions in... [MORE]

Mally 

Dec 4, 2006 18:26

The old model of factory schools needs to be revamped. Money should follow the student to pthe school of their... [MORE]

Sara 

Dec 4, 2006 16:54

Hey, if New Yorkers are going to elected Elliott Spitzer (not to mention Hillary Clinton) you got nothing to complain... [MORE]

Jean 

Dec 4, 2006 14:35

Amazing how rich politiicans and special interest groups, including the overpaid educrats, could care less what the public wants or... [MORE]

Cynical 

Dec 4, 2006 20:14

"The two cases question whether cities can decide for themselves to send students, according to race, far from their neighborhood... [MORE]

William Barr 

Dec 4, 2006 10:39

How typical that people think we need to force racial integration. Send the kids to the school they should be... [MORE]

Lovesnews 

Dec 4, 2006 10:28

Busing started when I was a young man. It never made sense then - it makes no more sense now.... [MORE]

Oldfart 

Dec 4, 2006 09:45

YOu can't bus a kid because he/she is white/black/yellow. The kid had nothing to do with their skin color. Nothing.... [MORE]

congressive 

Dec 4, 2006 05:09

Congressive, Hi, the one thing we agree on, is that the children shouldn't be used as guinea pigs in this... [MORE]

Patrick 

Dec 4, 2006 10:44

To the Parent: You have begun the formation of your child"s character.The school will help you to continue to teach... [MORE]

michael dolan 

Dec 4, 2006 11:46

Have you ever heard of the Robin Hood Law in Texas. It was meant to bus money from wealthy school... [MORE]

Mary Marion 

Dec 4, 2006 13:26

It is not money that will fix the inner-city situation. School spending is at an ALL-TIME high, more than any...

Mark 

Dec 4, 2006 14:08

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