> The truth is, we pay taxes and the state, in effect, assists in raising the children. In 2020 they stopped doing that. In 2020 there was a pandemic that shut

> The truth is, we pay taxes and the state, in effect, assists in raising the children. In 2020 they stopped doing that. In 2020 there was a pandemic that shut down many things other than schools. That pandemic is, unfortunately, still ongoing. This is tantamount to saying "I pay taxes, so the road I go to work on should always be open regardless of construction activity". But in reality, roads are often closed for construction activity or if there is a natural disaster, or for a host of other reasons that make them unsafe. > This school board should resign and everyone in the district should lobby for allowing school choice. This would help dismantle the power these school boards have and improve education quality. "The transport board should resign because I cannot go to work on I-123 due to an avalanche warning". That's an extremely simplistic view of a complex public health disaster that's currently affecting us.