Education
Main Street SDSU….
(I thought they did education & research)
I’ve caught wind in recent weeks of something that SDSU president Dr. David Chicoine is starting to talk to people in the community about. Allegedly, or so I’ve been told, he has a vision to create “a main street of businesses” somewhere on the SDSU campus.
As it was explained to me, there’d be these places [...]
Lawsuit against taxpayers begins on Tuesday. And it comes on the heels of bad news for the plaintiffs.
From Keloland News, we’re getting the starting lineup of the schools that are going to be called to court to try to prove that taxpayers need to be forced right now to spend more on education:
Those challenging the school funding system will focus on the Rapid City, Faith, Doland, Bon Homme, Willow Lake and Florence [...]
Did anyone notice this? The SD Coalition for Schools ABANDONS THE ADEQUACY STUDY!
From the SD Alliance for Education website:
Last Spring, the Associated School Boards of South Dakota, on behalf of the Alliance for Education, contracted with APA Consulting to answer the question How much does it cost to educate a child in South Dakota? The full report will be abailable mid-December, but, the Alliance will be releasing [...]
Next up, Brats and a walk-a-thon… to sue taxpayers.
The Mitchell Daily Republic is reporting today on the… “novel” ways that the backers of the coalition of taxpayer funded schools are using to raise money to sue the taxpayers for more tax money now that Judge Lori Wilbur handed them a defeat as they sought to use taxpayer monies to fund their effort:
Wilbur’s decision [...]
Taxpayer dollars are being used to sue taxpayers to determine if taxpayer dollars CAN be used to sue taxpayers for more taxpayer money. Or, how I funded my vacation home by billing by the hour.
I don’t think I had ever mentioned that I had early acceptance at an out-of -state law school because I aced my LSAT. But I did, and passed on it, because foolish me, I wanted to go to USD. Apparently they wouldn’t take me because… Well, let’s just say I had a full work schedule [...]
