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Dec 24, 2003
Gang violence is rising. School buildings are crumbling. An
embezzlement scandal plagues the teachers' union. The
superintendent abruptly quit. And with a budget deficit of
about $21 million, school officials said this month they
would cut 771 jobs -- 545 of them teaching positions.
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G.W. the appointed President was in a classroom today....too bad one
of those kids didn't spit on him and say, " Gee President Bush, I was
showing you respect"
On 12/24/03, Harry wrote:
> Gang violence is rising. School buildings are crumbling. An
> embezzlement scandal plagues the teachers' uni...See More