[tcostell]

Please see my Free Republic Home page for my experience with the New York State Public school system. What is happening in our town this year, is what will be happen in suburban school districts across the country in the next few years if the NEA and the department of education get their way.

Vouchers for the poor aren't a perfect solution, it should be vouchers for anyone. Now that the constitutionality of the issue has been put to bed, I'm sure that there is only a few lawsuits and several hundred million dollars in NEA money standing in the way.

I believe it is in the best interests of this country for the polulation to be educated, and I have no problem with the public funding of education. So long as it is done in a way that provides the buyer with the most choice, and therefore the most value for the dollar.

[yendu bwam]

So long as it is done in a way that provides the buyer with the most choice, and therefore the most value for the dollar.

I read it. Unbelievable. I agree entirely with what you say. Good luck in Westchester. I know it well.