Monday, October 30, 2006
Spitzer And Schools
Gubernatorial candidate Eliot Spitzer, a Democrat, elaborates on an issue that he has been studying for several years -- finding creative ways to help private schools and frustrated families get some cash. He doesn't like vouchers, but he's been looking at ways to help struggling families/schools. He notes that private schools educate 15% of the state's students, but receive only 1% of the state education budget.
Again, like this post from today, watch as the center continues to shift...
Again, like this post from today, watch as the center continues to shift...
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