My area periodically approves more school bonds. Also, since I moved here, the elementary school has replaced and built three complete playground sets made out of metal each of which could have lasted indefinitely. Just sayin.
Oh I get it, itâs just I value accuracy.
As I said students in K-12 education are not charged for the education. Means exactly that, they are not charged, as it is not free.
Far too much stuff is considered âfree stuffâ from the government. Itâs a colloquialism, yes. But itâs also an attitude.
We had a street project in our town. People complained about the way things were blocked off for far too long, and there was also conflict over the cost of the excessive inlaid brickwork of the median.
The mayorâs response was that we should be glad that we didnât pay for it. That it was all funded by a federal grant.
Iâd be all for public school education if it went back the way it was prior to the almost complete takeover by Libs in the 80s. 12 years of school used to produce literate kids who could at least do the basic math skills necessary for adult life. Today, public schools, especially in big Lib cities like Baltimore for example, graduate kids where not a single one could read or do basic math at grade level. They have no capacity for critical thinking. Canât locate Canada or Mexico on a mapâŚBut praise Jesus that even though they donât even know what facism is, or who the Nazis were, where theyâre from or what war they fought in (and the fact that they murdered 6 million Jews), they know how to chant the words like the mindless morons the Lib education system produces. Yeah, doom them to a lifetime of stupidity and poverty and welfare in the name of âfreeâ public education. The perfect Lib citizenâŚ