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We can always get rid of a few bureaucrats
We can always get rid of a few bureaucrats to save money, but that will probably never happen. There's plenty of wasted money that can supply teachers with perfectly good dual-core 802.11 a/b/g/n capable laptops with nice 15" displays for $1000. There's no reason to spend $1500+ unless you're looking for the ultra-sleek and fashionable kind.

As for students, those who have parents that make less than "poverty" level can be given a $300 laptop once every three years. Everyone else can get partial subsidies if they're close to the "poverty" level and the rest can buy their own.
Posted by: georgeou   Posted on: 09/25/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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We can always get rid of a few bureaucrats  georgeou | 09/25/07
Get rid of Sacred Cow  cbradshaw@... | 09/25/07
I use to play football, and I recall that made money  georgeou | 09/25/07
Not here  ajole | 09/26/07
Play the progress report card  zkiwi | 09/25/07
Chris will be hard-presed to demonstrate ...  mwagner@... | 09/25/07
I would have thought it was simpler to push the case  zkiwi | 09/25/07
This is essentially the argument...  mrdatahs ZDNet Moderator | 09/25/07
Well...  zkiwi | 09/25/07
No, they aren't.  ajole | 09/26/07
I thought it was too good to be true ...  mwagner@... | 09/25/07
$1500 laptops are a luxury  andycher | 09/25/07
I was speaking for me...  mrdatahs ZDNet Moderator | 09/25/07
I agree!!!  tracy_dilossi@... | 09/25/07
Pardon Me?  ajole | 09/26/07
Laptops are not a luxury...  jrprich@... | 09/26/07
RE: Laptops are not a luxury...  piperdown | 09/25/07

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