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Presidential Candidates Have Little Opportunity to Talk About Education

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tork of CO 11:02AM October 28, 2008

Sadly, the youth of our country are perpetrating some of the most heinous crimes. While we pour over stories about teennage carjackers, young killers, and minors inviolved in every category of criminal behavior including rape.
For an interesting perspective, follow this link.
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Lynne of GA 2:50PM September 18, 2008

Teacher abuse is a serious problem for teachers who dare be 'truthful' about corruption in public schools (see Mark Warner's hometown jurisdiction of Alexandria, Virginia----------yet will he win the election????). Where and when will the public schools be able to return to what they are intended to be-----an honest place to learn, to respect education, and---to be led by honest officials???

Darlene Ferguson of VA 2:08PM June 17, 2008