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Class size reduction plan moves to House

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Another Brilliant Plan | 7:21 p.m. Feb. 18, 2008
Lets see underfund growth for twenty years. Then throw a couple of bucks out and say we have to reduce class sizes by significant levels for most schools, and if you can't do it you have to return the money? I am sure districts will jump all over that. Why not just fund education instead of playing these little games. I know accountability. Where is the accountability from the legislature to properly fund programs to begin with? Remember these are the same people who have crafted a plan to allow the residents in the Salt Lake School District to help pay for the breakup of the Jordan School District.

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