ED, girl kept from school over residency feud [D87]
As I've explained before, keeping a small number of children out of a school district costs the school district more money than it saves because the district forfeits per capita subsidies from the state.
I can accept that a school district decides disqualifying non-residents is worth losing money from the state. But I can't accept a media and a public discourse that ignores the real life consequences of booting individual students. It's not that complicated.
Chicago Tribune (Crystal Yednak) has the latest foolishness.
I can accept that a school district decides disqualifying non-residents is worth losing money from the state. But I can't accept a media and a public discourse that ignores the real life consequences of booting individual students. It's not that complicated.
Chicago Tribune (Crystal Yednak) has the latest foolishness.
A 7-year-old girl has returned to her Bellwood school after a residency dispute with Berkeley Elementary School District 87 kept her out of classes for six weeks.
posted by Carl Nyberg at
4:48 PM
2 Comments:
ms. coffee says: I was appaled that this poor girl was kept out of school for so long. She should have followed yur suggestion and said she was homeless.
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Anonymous, at 7:45 PM, February 21, 2006
Watching you says: Ms. Coffee you should be appaled at what goes on right under your nose at Proviso. I see you!
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Anonymous, at 12:02 AM, February 22, 2006
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