Tuesday, May 6, 2008

'A glorious part of our history'

That's how President Bush recently described faith-based schools. He encouraged state and local policymakers to consider enacting vouchers and tax credits to ensure that these "centers of excellence" continue to thrive.
In neighborhoods where some people say children simply can't learn, the faith-based schools are proving the naysayers wrong. These schools provide a good, solid academic foundation for children. They also help children understand the importance of discipline and character. ...

We have an interest in the health of these centers of excellence; it's in the country's interest to get beyond the debate of public/private, to recognize this is a critical national asset that provides a critical part of our nation's fabric ...

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