Fair funding for charter schools continues to elude lawmakers
Honolulu Star-BulletinPosted: October 6th, 2008 by R. Lee Wrights
Author: Curtis Muraoka
“Public education should be both mirror and model in the society it serves, and should strive toward both equal opportunity and freedom of choice. Both are integral to the pursuit of happiness. Logically, then, taxpaying parents should expect fair value from our public education system regardless of what kind of public school their child attends. In Hawaii, that seems to be missing.” (10/06/08)
