With the recent education protests in mind, what would your suggestion be to fix the education system?

Friday, March 12^th, 2010
Issue 10, Volume 10.

“Have more fundraisers.” – Brittany Cota

With the recent education protests in mind, what would your suggestion be to fix the education system? - Kassandra Jane Reed photo. - “They would have to audit expenses at universities. A complete audit of teachers and if it’s (the spending) is outrageous, they should lower tuition, so that education is affordable.” – Ella Estes

“They would have to audit expenses at universities. A complete audit of teachers and if it’s (the spending) is outrageous, they should lower tuition, so that education is affordable.” – Ella Estes

With the recent education protests in mind, what would your suggestion be to fix the education system? - Kassandra Jane Reed photo. - “I don’t know if there is an answer.” – John Gollery

“I don’t know if there is an answer.” – John Gollery

With the recent education protests in mind, what would your suggestion be to fix the education system? - Kassandra Jane Reed photo. - “Education is the parent’s responsibility and since parents have turned it over to the government, kids aren’t getting an education. The answer is charter schools run by educated parents.” – Kim Skidmore

“Education is the parent’s responsibility and since parents have turned it over to the government, kids aren’t getting an education. The answer is charter schools run by educated parents.” – Kim Skidmore

With the recent education protests in mind, what would your suggestion be to fix the education system? - Kassandra Jane Reed photo. - “They should treat our kids better then they treat the prisoners.” – Terri Ogden

“They should treat our kids better then they treat the prisoners.” – Terri Ogden

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