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State Legislature candidate Mark Flanders details why his education policy is better than incumbent Doug Ericksen.
Thursday, October 02, 2008
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1 comment:
good shot, Mark!! and i really like your views on education and agree we need to prioritize it. it is the best investment we can make. we all want a good education for our families and we should want the same for all families. i want my neighbors to have good educations and be productive, happy members of my community. the choice to cut corners in our public schools will exact a heavy toll on our communities.
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