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Recess is going away
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Gidget
Beach Fanatic
Actually this comment is pretty much spot on (you just have to know the song) [my fav is High Hopes Lucifer]
SouthernBelle
Beach Comber
I can vouch that this is definitely a county wide thing. My youngin has went to 2 schools in Walton county, although Bay is not one of them. We actually wanted to move to Okaloosa County at one point because it appears the superintendent here has never raised children. (Sorry Mrs. Anderson but that's how you appear) If that place was not ran over with sex-offenders we would not be Sowallers. We had to pick the less of 2 evils and ridiculous schooling beats pedophiles.
Anyway I agree it is stupid to take away their social time and physical play.
Anyway I agree it is stupid to take away their social time and physical play.
Beach Runner
beats on hood
In our county in GA they are getting rid of art, music, and theatre. 
Danny Glidewell
Beach Fanatic
I have been a member of the Republican Party most of my adult life. But I do not belong to the Republican Party nor do I owe it blind allegiance. I am troubled by the direction of the party and frankly appalled by the actions that some in Tallahassee have taken in its name.
I firmly believe in the ideals of limited government espoused by Reagan and Goldwater. But I look around and see a governor and legislature that claim the mantle of Republican pass a law that allows bureaucrats in Tallahassee to have more say over how our teachers are paid and even how their job performance is evaluated than our elected local school board. How can you say you are for limited government and government closest to the people and then vote for this? How can you vote for a law that allows Tallahassee bureaucrats more say in whether our children are promoted from one grade to the next than our local teachers, administrators and Superintendent? Is this what now passes for government by the people?
I firmly believe in the ideals of limited government espoused by Reagan and Goldwater. But I look around and see a governor and legislature that claim the mantle of Republican pass a law that allows bureaucrats in Tallahassee to have more say over how our teachers are paid and even how their job performance is evaluated than our elected local school board. How can you say you are for limited government and government closest to the people and then vote for this? How can you vote for a law that allows Tallahassee bureaucrats more say in whether our children are promoted from one grade to the next than our local teachers, administrators and Superintendent? Is this what now passes for government by the people?