To: nmh
If, indeed, this kid is as bright as the article indicates, he at least has the potential to contribute significantly to society. And public high schools just won't cut it.
My nephew, a very bright young man, got so fed up and frustrated with public high school, he dropped out at sixteen. After getting a GED he bummed around for a while, until he decided to go to college (at around 20). Now he's a mechanical engineer (and a good one). His mother, a single parent) could not afford college.
26 posted on
10/24/2006 9:31:09 AM PDT by
mike70
To: mike70
So, because the mother can't get her act together, taxpayers should fund her kid?
Honestly, I can hardly believe what I'm seeing on this thread. That's called SOCIALISM. Perhaps you need to become a Demoncrat. That is their ultimate goal - socialism; not individual responsibility which is what THIS country, the U.S. is founded on ... not "diversity".
37 posted on
10/24/2006 9:43:36 AM PDT by
nmh
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