4 ms·
Sure—and, traditionally, local school boards have dealt with all that just fine. Which, given the fraction of funding that comes from local property taxes in mo
by yamtaddle 4y ago
Sure—and, traditionally, local school boards have dealt with all that just fine. Which, given the fraction of funding that comes from local property taxes in most districts, seems appropriate to me.
This is big government stepping in to override decisions of local governments that they disagree with.
- remarkEon 4y agoYou may not like it, but this is how democracy works.
- yamtaddle 4y agoIs there a point somewhere in this comment?
- remarkEon 4y agoMy point is that it's perfectly normal in a democracy for a higher level authority to decide to intervene in lower level activities. People seem to get mad when they read a report about a town or city or state far away from where they live that has chosen to do things they disagree with.