Airstrip One
Completely Effed
Lol at 3 percent Catholic.
It's for the partaking in beverages with substantially more than 3% of their content being of the spirit.

Lol at 3 percent Catholic.

But it would be much cheaper for them to pay a little more in taxes and improve public schools.
Jesus Christ dude. You cited the Wall Street Journal. They are basing their evaluation of their cost of education and not performance. Why don't you try a little more objective reference.
And I'll give Arkansas props. They have made tremendous improvement in recent years at the high school level. So have Kentucky and Tennessee...but as you can see....most of the South is at the bottom. In terms of total educational attainment they still have a long way to go.
In completing a high school diploma, 8 of the worst 10 states are southern. Including Arkansas
Same with completing undergraduate degrees. 8 of the worst 10 are in the south.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_educational_attainment
Uhh last I heard...and correct me if I'm wrong here....but isn't that rather the purpose of education to turn illiterate people into literate ones?Wow... you went to simple graduation rates? Because no one passes illiterate people to keep those up. I mean, why look at college prep, testing, etc... when you can just look at graduation rates. Good call mutt.
How else were they ever going to get any meat on Fridays?Ironically the catholic school taught both my sons to fight better than their dad the boxer black belt ever could.

You're not far from Commercial Point then.I live in Southern Point, which is just across the Pickaway county line. My children would normally go to Teays Valley Schools. I work for Capital University and my wife works for Columbus State, so we pretty much get near free college tuition for our children.
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Cool! My respect for you just went way up.
Suburban schools are superior everywhere. The worst public schools are the urban and rural ones.
You're not far from Commercial Point then.
I used to ride a lot in that area. Love the Darby Creek river valley. It's a beautiful place to live.About two miles north, actually.
Uhh last I heard...and correct me if I'm wrong here....but isn't that rather the purpose of education to turn illiterate people into literate ones?
Regardless, this is a distraction from the main point that the data is strongly indicating that the Charter School experiment appears to be a failed one.
I used to ride a lot in that area. Love the Darby Creek river valley. It's a beautiful place to live.
