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By Sandy Sand (about the author) Page 3 of 3 page(s)
Twenty billion dollar$ and there are still will be more than 200,000 students who will continue their education, such as it is, in portable classrooms. Who says you can’t learn in a portable classroom? You can learn in a portapotty; that where a lot of people learn by reading the newspaper and accomplishing two things at once. As long as the porta-classrooms are air-conditioned, because bodily comfort is as important to learning as good teachers and a nutritious breakfast, I suggest they reduce the size of their over-paid, bloated bureaucracy and put the money where the kids are. Measure Q needs 55 percent support to pass Nov. 4.
They're asking for another $7 billion over a 10-year period. And I guess the editorial board at the Daily News are a bunch of old curmudgeons, too, because they are telling their readers to vote no on it.
It's no secret that hopefully I will be among the 46 percent or more who vote NO on Measure Q, and will keep voting NO until they prove that they can spend bond money frugally and not wastefully.
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