Snyder pulls oversight of low performing schools from State Department of Education.

**brizee** · March-12-15, 02:36 PM

http://www.freep.com/story/news/loca...sfer/70217338/

Uh-huh.

**Scottathew** · March-12-15, 02:40 PM

Interesting news. From what I gather, he has very little influence over the Department of Ed, so he's moving it so have can have direct influence and make changes.

**MSUguy** · March-12-15, 03:05 PM

I'm sure this will work out wonderfully

**DetroiterOnTheWestCoast** · March-12-15, 03:32 PM

No doubt good news for the well-connected, well-heeled, voucher school ideologues. Have to get those educators out of the way.

**Bobl** · March-12-15, 05:27 PM

Yes, get the educators out of the way. Remove even more cash from public schools. Give that cash to zealots, ideologues, and friends where it will trickle down into their pockets. The new trickle down theory.

**Wesley Mouch** · March-13-15, 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by Bobl

Yes, get the educators out of the way. Remove even more cash from public schools. Give that cash to zealots, ideologues, and friends where it will trickle down into their pockets. The new trickle down theory.

You think school reform is easy? Schools will fail. Districts will fail. Good will rise, as diversity of educational methods is available. I see no proof that 'educators' have it figured out and just need more money.

[[And you don't think DPS has excelled at giving money to zealots, ideologues, and friends!?)