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How much have the failed government schools in Los Angeles cost the property owners? "In the last 13 years, property owners have taken on $20 billion worth of debt in the form of five bond measures to build schools. The debt comes due twice a year in property tax bills and will continue well into the next two decades."
For this that got 50% drop out rates, schools educating a couple hundred thousand illegal aliens, propaganda and radicalism masquerading as education.
"Besides the fact that we pay taxes - high taxes at that - specifically for the purpose of running schools, funding ongoing costs with temporary revenue is extremely bad policy. One of the reasons that governments in California have been so hard hit by this recession is the failure to plan for inevitable financial downturns. Until recent years, tax revenue went up every year - and long-term spending commitments went up right along with them, despite the built-in volatility of tax revenue."
Until LAUSD government schools can show it is no longer controlled by special interests, bad teachers are shown the door, and education becomes its first priority instead of radicalism and bigotry, and then squeeze the system into education. Why waste more money?
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For this that got 50% drop out rates, schools educating a couple hundred thousand illegal aliens, propaganda and radicalism masquerading as education.
"Besides the fact that we pay taxes - high taxes at that - specifically for the purpose of running schools, funding ongoing costs with temporary revenue is extremely bad policy. One of the reasons that governments in California have been so hard hit by this recession is the failure to plan for inevitable financial downturns. Until recent years, tax revenue went up every year - and long-term spending commitments went up right along with them, despite the built-in volatility of tax revenue."
Until LAUSD government schools can show it is no longer controlled by special interests, bad teachers are shown the door, and education becomes its first priority instead of radicalism and bigotry, and then squeeze the system into education. Why waste more money?
More...