I'm all for it if we're also going to talk about the impact of a high school education in local school districts. Take it to the money piece of the budget process in suburban, urban, and rural districts. How all of this is tied together and affects property taxes, community development, etc... I'd like to see it go to another level.
Well said! Public education is so f-ed up now. Teachers are being furloughed, government is taking over schools which requires the firing of all staff, and resources are limited. The state of Georgia cut about 2 billion from its educuation budget and NY 1.1 billion. That's insane!
Students will be sitting in classes with 35+ students and eating sack lunches next year. So Im all for the "Ed Forum". Leave No Child Left Behind.. Behind!




