Reply to "CAL SCHOOLS STILL CHARGING FEES AFTER ACLU LAWSUIT SETTLED"

BOF10,000+ posts

Actually yes, and I don't think a legislative broad brush approach works here. Again if local schools are charging unreasonable fees then the local parents should deal with it.

Facts:

1. Schools do not have enough money to fund sports programs.
2. The money has to come from the parents and/or sponsors.
3. Most schools deal with it locally
4. There are some abusive programs, which are in a minority.

Let the local parents deal with it the problems.

Additional legislation is going to achieve what?
(give attorneys more $$)

4/13/1110:35 PM

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