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Tag: Parent Revolution

Do you really want to fix Detroit's Public Schools?

By KG One, Section News
Posted on Mon Sep 05, 2011 at 08:30:23 PM EST
Tags: DPS, ALL Public Schools, Why not go with something that works?, Parent Revolution, Parent Trigger Law (all tags)

~ Promoted For Discussion ~

How about all under-performing/failing Michigan Public Schools?

With Labor Day winding down and summer officially now over, we can start focusing on the things needed to get Michigan going again.

Okay, okay, so our elected officials don't really start working until this Wednesday (must be nice), but now is a good as time as any to get the dialogue going here.

So far, on Lansing's Agenda for this fall:

-    Passing Freedom to Work legislation for Michigan.
-    Getting another bridge built across the Detroit River.
-    Making all of Michigan's Public Schools, Schools of Choice.

That last one sounds great on paper.

Not satisfied with how little Johnny's/Suzie's education is progressing?

Just yank `em out of their under-performing school and put them into any district you want that has an available seat.

Those other districts, you want the money. I know they do. So sit down, shut up and do as we in Lansing tell you to do.

How does that really solve the underlying problem?

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