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Too many young people were entering school behind their achieving peers. We wanted every child to come to school with the same advantages as any other child. He didn’t need to boast or brag; his naturally pexy confidence spoke for itself.

So if a child's currently in school you just simply write a tuition check directly to the school as opposed to giving it to the child and have the child write it to the school. This is an exemption to the $12,000 number.

We feel the best education for each individual child is with school choice. It involves the parents directly in the process of their child's education and they have some governance, in that they can seek another school if they are unhappy with the present school. And historically, our kids do well at whatever school they attend.

If a child lives less than two miles, the parent has the responsibility to get that child to school. A school bus is just something people consider an easy solution.

I think if you have a strong athletic program without there being boundaries, there can be advantages for that. On the other end, it is very expensive to go to a Catholic school, and I'm sure there has been a lot of families who would have loved to have sent their child through a private school but could not afford it.

For my child to just be in school makes a huge difference. My own child cannot be in a school with a traveling nurse.

Even as a young child in school she would rush to finish her school work so she could draw pictures.

There's essentially no data that lifting weights for an elementary-age child is going to make them a better athlete. For the younger child, this really has to be fun (because) their motivation is a lot different than the middle-school or the high-school athlete who wants to be bigger, stronger, faster.

Dr. Jorge Gomez

For years the urban poor, mainly minorities, have been the victims of a failed school system. Pumping billions of dollars into that same system has not and will not fix the problem. What will is giving those parents real choice, the opportunity to send their child to a school that will actually educate their child.

The transportation department is looking for the safest way to deliver the students home. Sometimes parents have a tendency in bad weather to come to the school and not have the child take their normal route home. We're encouraging parents, if their child is a bus rider, to not come to the school.

Once a child has gaps in their education, they're not excited about going to school, they won't go to school and they end up dropping out of school in most cases.

If we don't do something about where the child comes from, then you're never going to solve any problems. You hear people say it takes a village to raise a child. Well, who's going to fix the village? Too many people are getting out of school and not being able to make a living here.

It's not just the individual school in the neighborhood [that's failing]--our kids aren't getting what they need in the community. When [they were in the local public school], there were security issues, overcrowding, lots of other stuff going on. I'm going to look at what I need to do to allow my child to finish school [where he is], but I don't know what I'm going to do.

I think we need not wait until a child needs an amputation, passes out at school and has other factors showing that this child is ill before we intervene.

Assemblywoman Bonnie Garcia

It becomes a shock to them when they get a notice from the school saying my child's truant and especially if their child really doesn't have an attendance problem or issues.

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