DO IT YOURSELF Some
DO IT YOURSELF Some parents in Seattle were frustrated with the public school system so they decided to start their own private school. The educrats are very supportive.
Mike Riley, superintendent of the Bellevue School District, said he has no argument with parents starting their own school — as long as it is backed up with the expertise of teachers and school administrators.
“Honestly, I think the competition is a good thing,” said Riley. “It gives us the inspiration to do a better job.”
Actually, I don’t think these parents stand much chance of success. They have no building, no land, and tuition will be a pricey $17,700.
One Response to “DO IT YOURSELF Some”
 Comment by Heather Foy August 28th, 2004 at 6:19 pm |
Who are you to make the comment that there school will not be a success. I hope they more than make it and make you eat your words over and over again. Your just scared that they will do a much better job then your teachers did at your school. There must be a problem in your school for them to have pulled there children out in the first place. So the problem lies in your school not with the parents. You better be checking something out with your teachers. |