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Parental Envolvement

This topic contains 3 replies, has 2 voices, and was last updated by  Julie Jumes 11 years, 3 months ago.

  • Julie Jumes, 11 years ago

    Humbled, double checking subject line might be good. I did spell correctly in text. Needed comic relief while we wait:-) It would be nice to have an edit feature to this system. More people might post.

    Donna Campbell, 11 years ago

    The culture of education begins at home. Parental involvement is optimal and should always be encouraged, but not legislated as this would be an unwanted expansion of government. Thanks again, Julie.

    Julie Jumes, 11 years ago

    It is the state’s responsibility to educate or “provide an efficient system of public free schools” to assist parents in this God given responsibility?

    If parents should be able to keep money in their pocket to choose how to feed their child and care for their own child’s healthcare should the state take a parent’s money to define a “Gold Standard Pre K” and assessment for 2, 3 and 4 year old children? And, if so, why stop at 2 yr olds? Can’t we intervene in attaining “Gold Standards” as defined by some wealthy politicians trying to take over Austin if we intervene in vitro with procedures to make sure we have no low testers?

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