Posted by JDNewbie on October 04, 2015 at 18:03:30 from (24.255.197.99):
I've said it before, and I'll say it again....
The "public" in public schools does not refer to who gets to go through the front door. It refers to who runs the school. Despite what they think, principals and superintendents do not run the school. They administrate. Even some teachers get the idea that they are "in charge" from time to time. That is not what the law says!
The SCHOOL BOARD (elected) is tasked with making the decisions. Things are a little more complicated with the addition of state and federal regulations, but the local school board is where the decisions are made for the most part (especially on local funding issues).
Schools look the way they look because this is what the elected officials are making those decisions and nobody stands up and says anything. After all, it's for the children! Why do you have 2 gyms and substandard science classrooms? BECAUSE A SCHOOL BOARD DECIDED HAVING GREAT GYMS IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN TEACHING SCIENCE.
Maybe we have reached the tipping point and we just have more people who care about running, jumping, throwing, and catching than we do about anything else. More likely, those who care about running, jumping, throwing and catching are making the decisions. SPEAK UP! GET INVOLVED!
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