Davis should offer an apology to the community for failing to educate the district's students and offer taxpayers a full refund for the taxes paid to operate the school - minus the cost of straitjackets for everyone.
The allegation stems from an incident in 2015 where some lawmakers went across the street from the Capitol for beers following a bomb scare. Kooyenga acknowledged to Media Trackers that he had one beer but said he was not intoxicated when he returned to the Capitol.
Rather than under-regulation, problems in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP) likely result from too many regulations being forced on private schools.
Rather than complaining about the cost of vouchers to districts, it is high time to ask why we continue to reward local schools for their failure to retain kids.
