re: #107 DaddyG

I doubt the vast majority of districts would throw out the basic sciences. What you have now is a situation where a vocal minority are trying to force an issue state wide and they have been given the mechanism to do it precisely because locals were not trusted to make sound decisions.

When did I say the majority of districts would do that?

Why do you think the ‘vocal minority’ have enough power to force the issue at the state level but would not have enough power to simply make it happen locally, if things were even more decentralized?