Pressure is already mounting regarding the financing of public education. Each week brings more tales of woe from administrative representatives, and the situation is probably the same in every state of the union. The economy is in decline while the costs of public education never shrink without being forced to do so. All states will be scrambling for any remaining, albeit shrinking, funding sources. As governors begin to panic, especially those in states like California which are tethered to rigid educational demands without the school finance structures necessary to support them, these politicians will begin the search for alternate methods … Continue reading Republican Statism