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By TOM FAHEY
State House Bureau Chief
Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009
School districts hoping to win state aid for new school buildings next March may have to wait a year.
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YOUR COMMENTS
When will they ever learn?
Two large problems:
The Supreme Court has already ruled on school funding and one can't descriminate between "rich" and "poor" school districts, and-
Why should a community vote to raise its own money when by simply not doing so they will have a greater chance of getting state money--particularly if responsible districts who have already raised their own money are shut out.
Its a typical democrat disincentive for responsible voter action.
Crazy!!!
- wally stickney, salem
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