Monday, April 16, 2007
Incentives and "But" Fetishes
In the NY Sun this morning, Jacob Gershman wonders why schools and districts get more money from the state, even if they are stinking up the joint. He touches on the impact aid deal that helps suburban schools make money off of every child they lose to a competing charter school.
Also, AFT John has an admittedly very funny post on "But" Fetishes, and includes me in the action -- even though I am a leg man!
Also, AFT John has an admittedly very funny post on "But" Fetishes, and includes me in the action -- even though I am a leg man!
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