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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
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To: Dr. Voodoo who wrote (186614)9/25/2001 7:50:26 PM
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V: I agree with the great majority of what you say. We seem to be viewing the same problem from different vantage points.

If there's a better way to run a school district than with professional teachers, locally elected school boards, state oversight and politicians getting involved from time to time, let me know. Baltimore tried the privatization route. End result: No noticeable improvement. Good-bye privatization.

Re: "I don't give a damn if my kid has a computer in his classroom. I would rather he learn how to use it!" I agree.

Re: "The only way this problem will be solved is to divide and conquer the inner city spaces and take them away from the criminal, impersonal, and non-community minded people who are controlling them and make them be part of the solution instead of the problem."

Again, we seem to be saying the same thing. It's a societal problem more so than an educational problem.
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