California School Districts head down familiar path on debt and taxes
I have always believed that if voters are going to be allowed to selectively choose to tax a specific segment of our community, that vote should require a supermajority. In […]
Education
How Lawsuit Abuse Harms Education
As a School Board President for the Robla School District in Northern California, Craig points out that even when a lawsuit is clearly bogus, it is often cheaper for the […]
California’s Race to the Bottom
Currently, the State Legislature is in its Fifth Extraordinary Session, which was called by Governor Schwarzenegger to implement reforms to our educational system that would make our state eligible to […]
Power to the Parents!
Thanks to the pressure put on by parents, community members and pro-family activists the San Juan School Board voted 3-2 to not implement a new policy that would allow them […]
The Great Education Debate- Funny but true! (Video)
One of the things I like about british humor is how “in your face” they can be when it comes to pointing out stupidity. This video aptly demonstrates just how […]
The Great Education Debate- Funny but true! (Video)
One of the things I like about british humor is how “in your face” they can be when it comes to pointing out stupidity. This video aptly demonstrates just how […]
Racial Preferences… Help or Hinderance?
According to the LA Times, UCLA Professor, Richard Sanders will be publishing a study that statistically shows what I have always believed. Racial preferences have too often taken intelligent, potentially […]