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To: JohnM who wrote (11131)	10/7/2003 7:13:51 AM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793858

I do agree about education courses not being worth much. But that's a different issue. Not about funding. I covered both issues in my post. My point was that funding would not be a problem if you had a larger base of qualified people. Rejecting people because they don't have a "Certificate" is nothing but a restriction method to limit the base. Can I prove it? The private schools are full of very good teachers who do not have certificates. And I think it is obvious that the less the restrictions, the easier it would be for the schools to hire. I don't think that starting with a cutoff of a Four year degree is going to low. We staff our major corporations this way without a problem. And our private schools.