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Originally Posted by dalakhani
There...i got you to say it. I know you arent partisan and im not picking on you. But you said exactly what i have been hammering at.
Dual income, college educated with a skill that is vital to the community and they arent middle class. What does that tell you?
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I knew when I chose this profession it was
not considered to be valued in a way I would be compensated monetarily. Education may be considered vital
to you, but to the country as a whole, really only college is funded like it is really important. Junior college salaries stink in this state however.
The avg. US citizen thinks pre college education stinks. And in some states and especially poor urban areas, it really does. Texas just happens to have public schools as good as any private, because public education is funded mostly by the surrounding communities. And some communities are very interested in public education. They pass bonds, etc... for public schools.