Cropped this from Arkansas Family Coalition. Thanks a bunch, dude! I entirely agree with Asa.
Hutchinson said the state should find ways to help rural schools, an apparent reference to a proposal to ease curriculum standards to save a Paron school from closing. The proposal, introduced during a special legislative session this month by Hutchinson's nephew, state Rep. Jeremy Hutchinson, passed the House but died in the Senate education committee.
"Whenever a rural school is performing and providing a quality education for the students and whenever they're financially sound, I believe the state of Arkansas should be a friend to that school and not an enemy," Hutchinson said.
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I couldn't agree more. I too remember those long bus rides on dirt roads every blessed day. But I got a great education from my little school.
School consolidation has much more to do with saving money by consolidation adminstration than with providing a better education. It's not always the best thing for the students.
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