Arizona lawmakers want to give parents control of a school's fate
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Proposed Arizona legislation could give parents the power to challenge the status of a failing school -- including even having enough influence to have the school shut down.
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asuaguila posted at 10:20 pm on Sun, Mar 4, 2012.
Another attack on public schools. Schools are under funded and we are expanding our private prison system. The Republic published an article on the state funding gap between rich and poor schools. Parents are being pushed to run after greener pastures as opposed to fighting for their local community school.
wdgnas posted at 7:09 am on Mon, Mar 5, 2012.
sounds a little familiar doesn't it. like illegal immigrants leaving there country because of the political situation or lack of jobs.