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id inmics for each of the students left goes up explain it itfi )reo cookies S is sou fuse "I hole stn ks id Ireos— seven cookies in each ih class of (0 students and the S7IKKI sse spend on each id a typical them each ye ir Noss let s say that the lairly wealthy parents of one of those students dei ules to ike their $K(l0 voucher (half a cookie which is the sie of the smallest smiclnn and send that child to a private school The class sie diops lo 2' in! the six and a hall cookies that the departing student left hind are siill m ill u classroom and can be spent on more books or materials tm the other 2' kids or on mure pav lor the teacher Now let's say that another a family voucher (three cookies psui one also decides lo use their which is the sie id (he largest voucher) to send their child In a private school he where tin think this particular child can get more id what lie needs school cl iss sie drops to 2K and four cookies ($4000) stays behind again in the public school to spent on improving that public school classroom Hunk about that ' Iwo fewer stacks of cookies two fewer kids in the classroom lease behind ten and a half extra cookies to put on the 2K slacks dial ate let! In other words there would he $10 Mill extra dollars to spend on the 2k kids dial siav in that public school Now die teachers' unions (whose ob is don't forget to keep the stains nun and prokit the iohs of even the worst teachers) will try to create confusion about win re dial li tl user money ill go bill die simple tad is that the public will more schools ise money pa pupil every tune a family uses a voucher and mosis a child out he si olid tc ison is that vouchers will lead to more options choices and iiisoIsciik nt lot parents believe passionately sie ms sell as an advocate lor parents and families dial piti UN arc die stewards over their chilihen and that they know far ter than a buKauiratic school system or J teachers union what is best for each W hat vouchers do is ol dun kids give parents the decision about where their kids go to school and the option lo try to find the education that each individual child iiieils he vast miont ol parents will just lease their kids where tins arc in die public schools usl like mv wile mda and did with all ol our knls Bui hen a hilj needs something that mas not he available in the public h school child he a a teacher when oi is can relate to or team Irom vouchers give patents molher opium' Wealths have the private option bill poorer Families do not p irentv alicadv With a V' titHi soiiihii a lower income patent becomes a lustomer who can shop around and Imd what dies think is best lor their child The average cost lab it sou lake out die two highest cost schools in the ol pus ite sdiiMils m sen thinking slale is M kiio so die voucher hones the option within reach ahnii! die possibility and has mg the opium will make parents more involved who choose to k ise their child m the public school which most will do urclikik tube more interested and involved in that public school Vouchers will in ite moie demand lot more pus ate school opiums Areas where there are no pris ite schools will likely have those opiums in the future Die teachers' unions will sas most parents don't care especially poor parImd that ollensivc do anything ents oi won believe ill parents and in how milch lliev tbeu kids iid they don do anything or won gel involved then the union has nothing lo leui so whs are lliev lighting vouchers so ferociously ' They are fighting il because lliev tear lompetilion innovation and the kind ol creativity that hat is always comes when sou give people a market and let them choose win die National dm Hum smk Hum is shos me $F million into I 'lull to try to di leal vouchers believe that the (mod teachers ami girnd parents need lo pull togedwr school leidic-i- m tali iwhnh is the vast maturity of them) are good public m isot ol voiii tiers ome they reads understand lliem and gel assay from the ml puretHs hen they under stand the facts (as (he propaganda ol their muon leei'luhire and losernoi did hen lliev passed vouchers) are almost always in lasor ol parental choice m education II the teat hers' union succeeds in coverids ssiih smoke screens ami tear tactics vouchers will lad and I'tuh ing the ill goon as it has lor so mans years as the last place state in per pupil spending ssnh the least competition and the largest class sizes he voiic het alternative is a much brighter scenario nd it’s a simple lien people understand how vouchers work they mula support Relerendum course Millard School N 4W (dices 2KS ( District Della November $ h Marl (1040 Big fix Ric hhc'lil S llwy Nox ember 6 Hu: illmore Nonh I’aik poo ix N Mun) Nusemfur 7 Ml Ncbo Muket Big ix ditor Governor Hunstman has suggested letter concerns Referendum state monies usually a small portion of the private schools be given designated fur public schools in Utah BIULION dollars It has been reported that the Utah State Budget is over The state budgets 7‘()0(K) for each child educated in public schools It for parents for private education with proposed that 2000 00 of that could go SMfO 00 being retained for each child in public school the same ones who fought against Many special interest liberal the firing of bad teachers the merit bonuses for ginni teachers and who opposed the money should he go en to public schools They are now are sas mg lhat Al to vote against the referendum are working overt uric to urge parents of this state there will be not enough money for public schools if any money is Ins is a that November 8 1$ 29 Dec 6 & 13 (Jimkhooks ( lass 6 f pm Millard High School Fillmore hey say given to the private sector Our family home schinlcd lor IK years We paid around $2000 00 in local our children did not attend except for occasional taxes per sear low ard sc In occassionl high school classes of choice We spent over $3000 00 a year for school materials out of our own pocket in addition to the taxes which went We never received any reimbursement toward public schools in tins county Yes Was it worth it7 Yes but it could have Irom the state Was it a hardship been less ol a burden if we would have had the 7300 00 dollars that the for each student enrolled in public school' Just a portion as Referendum proposes would have helped a lot' or school materials For Hut the real issue is not about the cost ol textbiwiks education can take place ith very little or no money at all Money is just a tool lhat makes more opportunities available and less work for the educator in having to dig up materials Money is (list a bonus that helps purchase more tools to make (he job more tun and easier in some instances as per private schools choice The option for an alternate route to he real issue is about parental educate one's children other Ilian through government schools There is already makes that choice more the option of use private schools Relerendum just who have limited funds appealing and easier to apprehend for those families There are many reasons parents opt for homeschooling or private schooling And some ol those reasons are apparent to any parent who is aware of what is going on m public schools Public- sc book serve a purpose and many leachers are doing an excellent job of teaching There are not many parents who opt for privatchome schooling They don’t have the lime or the means lo do so But for those who brave the not help them waters ol the unknown and who invest the time and in that function by allow mg stale monies to be made available that would help them Rublic schools pul out thousands of dollars in hiring coaches funding bus Irips and so on tor sporls and other events Perhaps if money is going lo he crunched by allow mg a small portion ol educational funding to be diverted to prisale schools perhaps some acitis Hies could he cut back in preference for other educational pursuits Perhaps so that the arts gel a bigger emphasis7 And private schools In manv cases despite the pros and cons of public school programs class sizes are too large and many teachers are burned out and no longer see their vocation as one lo change lives and influence students for good Some 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