"There is not enough money in the system to permit school districts across the state to properly implement standards-based education and to meet the requirements of state law and regulation," she wrote in her ruling. "This is true for districts of every description. . . . There is not one school district that is sufficiently funded. This is an obvious hallmark of an irrational system."You don't get good solutions just by throwing money at a problem (duh), but you don't get any solutions at all unless you start working the problem. It always takes more time, effort and money than anybody wants to spend, and we've gotten really good at whining about it. Grow up, shut up and pony up. We got shit to do.
Read the story in The Denver Post.
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