Reply #206: Missing the point [View All]

[quakerboy]

you have done it.

The point is not that the school Rham's children go to is bad.

The point is that he has supported policy to make public schools less like the school he finds to be more valuable for his own children.


If you see a school as model of success that you believe in enough to trust with your own children, and then you had the power to influence how other schools operated, would you not want to steer them toward what you saw as the model of success, rather than directly away from it?