Fixing the Public Schools k-12

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(01-19-2017, 01:38 PM)Benton Wrote: I didn't watch it, but I've been reading about her what I can.

Honestly, so far, I thought she was one of the better picks. Having been experienced with charter schools — which are the direction the country is going whether it's right or not — maybe she can steer away from the problems. And honestly, the biggest knock critics/columnists seem to have with charter schools is that they test pretty closely to public schools (which brings up the valid question of whether or not it's worth it to steer public dollars to private pockets, but, again, that's the direction voters seem to want to go).

The statement about needing to defend about grizzly bears is pretty irresponsible, though.

She has zero ideas on how to fix the problems other than...let a private school handle it.

And private schools won't take the worst students.  
And private schools won't build in inner cities.

And the problems will still be there and there will less funding for the most troubled.

She's a joke.

But she's rich and contributed to the people voting for her so that's what we'll get.