To: GIdget2004
Under the long-running Leandro school funding lawsuit, , the General Assembly is required to ensure students receive a sound education, and Hobgood said lawmakers can't delegate that authority to "unregulated private schools" and to parents "who have self-assessed their children to be at risk." "Appropriating taxpayer funds to unaccountable schools does not accomplish a public purpose," he said.
Translation: We can't let anyone horn in pon our educational racket, which by the way, is unaccountable for results, but shhhh--don't tell anyone.
10 posted on
08/21/2014 7:56:26 AM PDT by
exit82
("The Taliban is on the inside of the building" E. Nordstrom 10-10-12)
To: exit82
“pon” is “on” in previous post.
11 posted on
08/21/2014 7:57:06 AM PDT by
exit82
("The Taliban is on the inside of the building" E. Nordstrom 10-10-12)
To: exit82
Private schools are accredited so what in the Sam Hill is he jawing on about? Does he mean “out of union control”?
30 posted on
08/21/2014 8:34:23 AM PDT by
lastchance
(Credo.)
To: exit82
Is this judge saying that all NC primary and secondary students belong to the state legislature?
Hobgood said
Where is the reference to the specific part of the state constitution that renders this program unconstitutional?
Did the judge just insert his own personal opinion into this matter? How is his opinion better than the legislature's? Can anybody say, Judge recall?
49 posted on
08/21/2014 4:14:49 PM PDT by
Delta Dawn
(Fluent in two languages: English and cursive.)
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