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Posted on 04/18/2006 3:37:53 PM PDT by dynachrome
Will a state-wide school voucher program save money for the taxpayer?
Yes -- School budgets will not increase by $2 million each year since members of the teachers union will no longer be able to demand 3 percent annual raises with each contract through the threat of harming the futures of hostage children by withholding
No -- We'd have to ante up for all those kids in Catholic and other non-public schools whose parents have been paying tuitions along with their public school taxes.
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Along the lines of "Have you stopped beating your wife? Yes, or no."
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Maybe, but this one is 100 percent on the money!!!!!
| Yes -- School budgets will not increase by $2 million each year since members of the teachers union will no longer be able to demand 3 percent annual raises with each contract through the threat of harming the futures of hostage children by withholding | |
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| No -- We'd have to ante up for all those kids in Catholic and other non-public schools whose parents have been paying tuitions along with their public school taxes. | |
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Will a state-wide school voucher program save money for the taxpayer?
Yes -- School budgets will not rise $2 million each year since members of the teachers union will no longer be able to demand 3 percent annual raises with each contract via the threat of harming the futures of hostage children by withholding service.
88.7%
No -- We'd have to ante up for all those kids in Catholic and other non-public schools whose parents have been paying tuitions along with their public school taxes.
11.3%
votes: 62
let 's go for the vouchers
Will a state-wide school voucher program save money for the taxpayer?
Yes -- School budgets will not rise $2 million each year since members of the teachers union will no longer be able to demand 3 percent annual raises with each contract via the threat of harming the futures of hostage children by withholding service.
88.7%
No -- We'd have to ante up for all those kids in Catholic and other non-public schools whose parents have been paying tuitions along with their public school taxes.
11.3%
votes: 62
let 's go for the vouchers
Will a state-wide school voucher program save money for the taxpayer? Yes -- School budgets will not rise $2 million each year since members of the teachers union will no longer be able to demand 3 percent annual raises with each contract via the threat of harming the futures of hostage children by withholding service.
90.2%
No -- We'd have to ante up for all those kids in Catholic and other non-public schools whose parents have been paying tuitions along with their public school taxes.
9.8%
votes: 102
Ditto
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