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Santorum Bashes Public Schools, Says They're Stuck In Factory Era
LATimes ^ | February 18, 2012 | Mitchell Landsberg
Santorum bashes public schools, says they're stuck in factory era - latimes.com
Santorum Bashes Public Schools, Says They're Stuck In Factory Era
By Mitchell Landsberg February 18, 2012
Reporting from Columbus, Ohio Republican GOP hopeful Rick Santorum may be the most prominent homeschooler in America. So it might not have been surprising that, on Saturday, he told a conservative Christian audience that he intended to homeschool his children in the White House.
In his remarks to the Ohio Christian Alliance, however, Santorum went further, seeming to attack the very idea of public education.
In the nations past, he said, Most presidents homeschooled their children in the White House. Parents educated their children because it was their responsibility.
Yes, the government can help, he continued, but the idea that the federal government should be running schools, frankly much less that the state government should be running schools, is anachronistic.
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He is so fucking right! Public schools force our children to learn agenda of the federal government, instead of learning how to think. Santorum is right!
LATimes ^ | February 18, 2012 | Mitchell Landsberg
Santorum bashes public schools, says they're stuck in factory era - latimes.com
Santorum Bashes Public Schools, Says They're Stuck In Factory Era
By Mitchell Landsberg February 18, 2012
Reporting from Columbus, Ohio Republican GOP hopeful Rick Santorum may be the most prominent homeschooler in America. So it might not have been surprising that, on Saturday, he told a conservative Christian audience that he intended to homeschool his children in the White House.
In his remarks to the Ohio Christian Alliance, however, Santorum went further, seeming to attack the very idea of public education.
In the nations past, he said, Most presidents homeschooled their children in the White House. Parents educated their children because it was their responsibility.
Yes, the government can help, he continued, but the idea that the federal government should be running schools, frankly much less that the state government should be running schools, is anachronistic.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimes.com ...
He is so fucking right! Public schools force our children to learn agenda of the federal government, instead of learning how to think. Santorum is right!