EDCHOICE SCHOOL: Above, third-graders in Mary Mounce’s class at Youngstown Christian School work on a reading program while the kindergarten class of Susie Hartman, at right, takes a break and enjoys the outdoors. Youngstown Christian draws high praise from parents who have taken advantage of the state’s Educational Choice Scholarship program to send their children to the private school.
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Spreading the mind disease; one child at a time. I can't believe that we give money and tax breaks to a religious organization. This just shows how corrupted the system is.
You are not giving money to a religious group, nor is that where your tax dollars are being spent. The money used for these scholarships is the same money that is used in the public school system. I would think twice about the "brain washing" when it comes to tearing down all of the public schools, and to the amount of money wasted when building these new schools that may look absolutely beautiful, but in fact are failing our children. Frankly the "brain washing" comes from the school board that makes the decision, to not give us a real choice of where we send our child to school. The truth is that most of these families would leave this area and move out to Boardman, Austintown,or even Canfield to save their children from attending one of the pulic schools in Youngstown. As unfortunate and sad as this may be, it is the truth. I have lived here all of my life and to myself and my family this is home, and I truely believe that a child can learn anywhere. There are many inteligent, and sucessful people that attended our public schools, but today I would not want to take chance of not only risking the education of my child, but the safty. Like I said before, it is sad but it's also very true.