and Naperville, IL - two of the best public school systems in the
nation, and I'd send my kids there in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, there
are far more places with understaffed, underpaid and generally
unimpressive public school systems where private school would be a
better option, especially in terms of college-prep courses and requisite
AP courses and extracurricular activities to help land scholarships.
- Jim
Schuster, Steven wrote:
>Honestly, would you rather your child go to public or private school?
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>I did a little sample here at the office (15 people in this Dept.), so far
>all 15 said if they had the choice they would send them to Private schools.
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>Stephen E. Schuster
>PeopleSoft Administrator
>2000 Ashland Drive
>Ashland, KY 41101
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>Office Phone 606.920.7447
>Cell Phone 606.831.4590
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>From: Marlon Moyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 10:45 AM
>To: CF-Community
>Subject: Re: More Breaking News
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>Heald, Tim wrote:
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>>Also don't get me wrong, I didn't say I am against all taxes. I know we
>>need taxes for defense and law enforcement. Now roads, education and other
>>services should all be handled at a state level, or as in the case of the
>>postal service, privately. In many cases I think we should move much more
>>aggressively towards toll roads supported by those that actually use them,
>>education that PARENTS want for their children, and by lowering the tax
>>burden n parents I can assure you that parents are not going to choose the
>>garbage schools that we have now. Why not privatize all schools?
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>That's a great idea. Privatize schools. That way only the people who
>can afford it get to go. If we educate the poor, they're only going to
>try to take away our jobs.
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