[Enterprise]

Oh the HORROR!

[La Lydia]

Yeah, and I wonder WHO it is in Clovis that can’t afford the extra-curricular supplies.

[Sherman Logan]

The lawsuit claims that the district discriminates against those students who cannot afford the fees or costs.

That's pretty indisputable.

[gwilhelm56]

OK, Fine ... next year.. you can buy your own FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT, too.

[dog breath]

What a lame lawsuit, I hope the judge throws it out.

[Dianna]

Yes, I thought this might be California. There is something written into the California Constitution regarding education that makes the payment of fees unconstitutional.

As an example, here in KY we pay school fees. This isn't for anything extracurricular, it's simply a straight up school fee. You can't do that in California.

Depending upon the actual wording involved, this lawsuit may fly.

[TruthConquers]

And the FASCIST SOCIALIST beast grows.

This nation will not be free with SOCIALISM as the foundation of our children’s youth.

[Hoosier Catholic Momma]

I am so bleeping sick of this #@!^ whining....it's a FREE education, for goodness sake. We pay $500/month for three kids in Catholic school plus their books and fees, plus all the costs associated with fundraisers, Scouts, basketball, and other activities (let's not forget uniforms). On top of that we get to foot the bill for other people's kids to go to school for free. And my husband brings home less than $3600/month, so we are not rich by any means.

Pay for their kids' school, they complain.

Pay for their health care, they complain.

Pay for their housing, they complain.

Pay for their food, they complain (and eat better than we do).

Maybe I should just stop paying for all my own stuff and let someone else pay for it. Definitely beats having to scrimp and save and live responsibly.