SENATE BILL: Home and Private Schooling Tax Credit Act (Vetoed, Sustained)

[crypto-fascist superhero]

There's nothing preventing the regions from doing anything under this bill.  All this bill does is expand the options available to parents to educate their children, while purely saving the regions and the taxpayer at large money (as they currently spend between $6,356 and $18,126 per public school pupil).  The beauty of this legislation is that it improves the quality of the services available by increasing choice, while simultaneously reducing the cost of those services, and without forcing anyone or any region to do anything.

Accualy is fauxnews.

Using data from the US Census Bureau: http://www.census.gov/newsroom/releases/pdf/cb11-94_table_11.pdf

[Secretary Polnut]

I'm not going to reward parents for taking children out of the public system we're trying to make better.

If you want to privately educate, or home-school your children, that's your responsibility.

[Senator Clarence]

I'm not going to reward parents for taking children out of the public system we're trying to make better.

If you want to privately educate, or home-school your children, that's your responsibility.

Assume a child is zoned for an F-school (how things are done in Florida)- govt regulations force that child to attend that school and not another public school...you oppose making it easier for a child to attend a better private school? The END goal of the public school system is not to improve the public school system- it is to improve the pupils...if to do that it helps to go outside the public school system why not?

[Emperor SJoyce]

I'm not going to reward parents for taking children out of the public system we're trying to make better.

If you want to privately educate, or home-school your children, that's your responsibility.

Assume a child is zoned for an F-school (how things are done in Florida)- govt regulations force that child to attend that school and not another public school...you oppose making it easier for a child to attend a better private school? The END goal of the public school system is not to improve the public school system- it is to improve the pupils...if to do that it helps to go outside the public school system why not?

Wouldn't a bill that allowed the students to go to any school they could get to (provided that the school had room for them) have a similar effect?

[Senator Napoleon]

I'm not going to reward parents for taking children out of the public system we're trying to make better.

If you want to privately educate, or home-school your children, that's your responsibility.

Assume a child is zoned for an F-school (how things are done in Florida)- govt regulations force that child to attend that school and not another public school...you oppose making it easier for a child to attend a better private school? The END goal of the public school system is not to improve the public school system- it is to improve the pupils...if to do that it helps to go outside the public school system why not?

Wouldn't a bill that allowed the students to go to any school they could get to (provided that the school had room for them) have a similar effect?

No because it is not the federal government's job. The Northeast already has a law for public school choice and we have the best education in the nation at every level.

[TJ in Wisco]

I'm not going to reward parents for taking children out of the public system we're trying to make better.

If you want to privately educate, or home-school your children, that's your responsibility.

Assume a child is zoned for an F-school (how things are done in Florida)- govt regulations force that child to attend that school and not another public school...you oppose making it easier for a child to attend a better private school? The END goal of the public school system is not to improve the public school system- it is to improve the pupils...if to do that it helps to go outside the public school system why not?

Wouldn't a bill that allowed the students to go to any school they could get to (provided that the school had room for them) have a similar effect?

I would oppose such a bill because it may be against the best interests of a local school district to have an open enrollment policy and believe the federal government should not force them to.

[Senator Clarence]

The end goal of most laws (excluding defense and some others) should be ultimate power to the individual I believe...not power to the regions. Many times- power to the regions means more power to the people but if a federal law can mean more power to the people I am in favor of jumping the regions- as are others...I believe ZuWo has already pointed out contradictions in your pro-regional policies Napoleon but that's not for here to argue

[Senator Napoleon]

The end goal of most laws (excluding defense and some others) should be ultimate power to the individual I believe...not power to the regions. Many times- power to the regions means more power to the people but if a federal law can mean more power to the people I am in favor of jumping the regions- as are others...I believe ZuWo has already pointed out contradictions in your pro-regional policies Napoleon but that's not for here to argue

Lol there is no contradiction and if it isn't for here to argue then don't bring it up at all because it shows a lack of maturity on your part. Again, why should the federal government be doing this instead of the governments that actually fund schools?

[Senator Clarence]

The end goal of most laws (excluding defense and some others) should be ultimate power to the individual I believe...not power to the regions. Many times- power to the regions means more power to the people but if a federal law can mean more power to the people I am in favor of jumping the regions- as are others...I believe ZuWo has already pointed out contradictions in your pro-regional policies Napoleon but that's not for here to argue

Lol there is no contradiction and if it isn't for here to argue then don't bring it up at all because it shows a lack of maturity on your part. Again, why should the federal government be doing this instead of the governments that actually fund schools?

Lack of maturity??? How about you stop with the silly one liners like "this bill is a disaster" and "Whig war on women" before you call ME immature fella...
The federal govt doing this doesn't overrule any regional or local laws, which is why your question is not relevant
Going to bed shortly but hope to continue this...

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Home and Private Schooling Tax Credit Act
-For each child educated either at home or at a private institution- the child's family will receive a $5000 tax credit for 3/4 the amount of per pupil spending in the public school district in which the child resides
-Private institution is defined as an educational institution without any government financial support.

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[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

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lol, that is what my computer says, funny it works here too.

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Secretary Polnut]

Just for clarification, nothing I've seen has changed my mind... I'm vetoing this if it gets to me.

[Senator Clarence]

Amendment is friendly- did not have internet access in Venice but I do have a new fiancee :-)

[Big DaddyTX]

Hawkward

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Senators have 24 hours to object.

I haven't seen one, but it has been some time, so I ask that if someone has already stated so, to please re-state their objection for everyone's benefit.

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

The amendment has passed.

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Is that all?


This computer sh**t is killing me, I can't ride peoples asses through telekinesis.

[Senator Clarence]

I believe we are ready for a vote- I believe we've established this bill's intent and the amendment helped make the bill stronger

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Home and Private Schooling Tax Credit Act
-For each child educated either at home or at a private institution- the child's family will receive a tax credit for 3/4 the amount of per pupil spending in the public school district in which the child resides
-Private institution is defined as an educational institution without any government financial support.

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Senators this bill is now at final vote, please vote Aye, Nay, or Abstain.

[TJ in Wisco]

Aye

[Senator Clarence]

Aye

[Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Aye

[Senator Ben]

Aye.