Most people don't pay attention. Most Textbooks in Most Public Schools are woke. They are selected by woke EduAdmins and Teacher's Union Activists. There's also very little choice, the field in dominated by 2-3 big textbook publishers. Then there's all the kickbacks in terms of campaign donations and paid for trips to conferences in exotic locations.

There's no reason to pay tens of millions annually for textbooks across the state, when the state can commission it's own textbook and provide it for a fraction of the cost. There's way too much contractor domination of Government at all levels. Plus, local printers can print it free of charge as public material and make some money selling to students who prefer a paper copy.

Same reason the Little NH town I lived in had a libertarian school board member, he agreed - it was far cheaper for the school to provide it's own buses than to contract with Gaylord, who demanded a minimum yearly fee if a number of students to be picked up wasn't reached. The cost was not justified by the small number of students. Sometimes the Gov just doing it is cheaper and better.

It starves the EduAdmin & Textbook beast, while eliminating Wokey and Hokum, like the apocryphal Betsy Ross getting two pages on her alleged flag design (the evidence for this is scanty, it's mostly a folk tale) while Washington gets only a few paragraphs in a Major School Book used by 10k's of High Schools.

We have one of the highest per-pupil expenditures in the country, and the cost of K-12 textbooks plays a substantial role in that.

If we learned anything in the past year, it's that Corporations pursue their own interests, against America and American Values in many instances. Such as Massively Subsidized Delta, to Coca-Cola. Not to mention import-dependent Amazon, and thus the bias of WaPo, both owned by Bezos.

The Chinese are pulling off what Krushchev vowed to do - subverting America by bribing and offering cheap shit to Bureaucrats AND Corporate America.

Most people don't pay attention. Most Textbooks in Most Public Schools are woke. They are selected by woke EduAdmins and Teacher's Union Activists. There's also very little choice, the field in dominated by 2-3 big textbook publishers. Then there's all the kickbacks in terms of campaign donations and paid for trips to conferences in exotic locations.

There's no reason to pay tens of millions annually for textbooks across the state, when the state can commission it's own textbook and provide it for a fraction of the cost. There's way too much contractor domination of Government at all levels. Plus, local printers can print it free of charge as public material and make some money selling to students who prefer a paper copy.

Same reason the Little NH town I lived in had a libertarian school board member, he agreed - it was far cheaper for the school to provide it's own buses than to contract with Gaylord, who demanded a minimum yearly fee if a number of students to be picked up wasn't reached. The cost was not justified by the small number of students. Sometimes the Gov just doing it is cheaper and better.

It starves the EduAdmin & Textbook beast, while eliminating Wokey and Hokum, like the apocryphal Betsy Ross getting two pages on her alleged flag design (the evidence for this is scanty, it's mostly a folk tale) while Washington gets only a few paragraphs in a Major School Book used by 10k's of High Schools.

We have one of the highest per-pupil expenditures in the country, and the cost of K-12 textbooks plays a substantial role in that.

If we learned anything in the past year, it's that Corporations pursue their own interests, against America and American Values in many instances. Such as Massively Subsidized Delta, to Coca-Cola. Not to mention import-dependent Amazon and WaPo, owned by Bezos.

Most people don't pay attention. Most Textbooks in Most Public Schools are woke. They are selected by woke EduAdmins and Teacher's Union Activists. There's also very little choice, the field in dominated by 2-3 big textbook publishers. Then there's all the kickbacks in terms of campaign donations and paid for trips to conferences in exotic locations.

There's no reason to pay tens of millions annually for textbooks across the state, when the state can commission it's own textbook and provide it for a fraction of the cost. There's way too much contractor domination of Government at all levels. Plus, local printers can print it free of charge as public material and make some money selling to students who prefer a paper copy.

Same reason the Little NH town I lived in had a libertarian school board member, he agreed - it was far cheaper for the school to provide it's own buses than to contract with Gaylord, who demanded a minimum yearly fee if a number of students to be picked up wasn't reached. The cost was not justified by the small number of students. Sometimes the Gov just doing it is cheaper and better.

It starves the EduAdmin & Textbook beast, while eliminating Wokey and Hokum, like the apocryphal Betsy Ross getting two pages on her alleged flag design (the evidence for this is scanty, it's mostly a folk tale) while Washington gets only a few paragraphs in a Major School Book used by 10k's of High Schools.

We have one of the highest per-pupil expenditures in the country, and the cost of K-12 textbooks plays a substantial role in that.

If we learned anything in the past year, it's that Corporations pursue their own interests, against America and American Values. Such as Massively Subsidized Delta, to Coca-Cola.

Most people don't pay attention. Most Textbooks in Most Public Schools are woke. They are selected by woke EduAdmins and Teacher's Union Activists. There's also very little choice, the field in dominated by 2-3 big textbook publishers. Then there's all the kickbacks in terms of campaign donations and paid for trips to conferences in exotic locations.

There's no reason to pay millions upon millions for textbooks across the state, when the state can commission it's own textbook and provide it for a fraction of the cost. There's way too much contractor domination of Government at all levels.

Same reason the Little NH town I lived in had a libertarian school board member, he agreed - it was far cheaper for the school to provide it's own buses than to contract with Gaylord, who demanded a minimum yearly fee if a number of students to be picked up wasn't reached. The cost was not justified by the small number of students. Sometimes the Gov just doing it is cheaper and better.

It starves the EduAdmin & Textbook beast, while eliminating Wokey and Hokum, like the apocryphal Betsy Ross getting two pages on her alleged flag design (the evidence for this is scanty, it's mostly a folk tale) while Washington gets only a few paragraphs in a Major School Book used by 10k's of High Schools.

We have one of the highest per-pupil expenditures in the country, and the cost of K-12 textbooks plays a substantial role in that.

Most people don't pay attention. Most Textbooks in Most Public Schools are woke. They are selected by woke EduAdmins and Teacher's Union Activists. There's also very little choice, the field in dominated by 2-3 big textbook publishers.

There's no reason to pay millions upon millions for textbooks across the state, when the state can commission it's own textbook and provide it for a fraction of the cost. There's way too much contractor domination of Government at all levels.

Same reason the Little NH town I lived in had a libertarian school board member, he agreed - it was far cheaper for the school to provide it's own buses than to contract with Gaylord, who demanded a minimum yearly fee if a number of students to be picked up wasn't reached. The cost was not justified by the small number of students. Sometimes the Gov just doing it is cheaper and better.

It starves the EduAdmin & Textbook beast, while eliminating Wokey and Hokum, like the apocryphal Betsy Ross getting two pages on her alleged flag design (the evidence for this is scanty, it's mostly a folk tale) while Washington gets only a few paragraphs in a Major School Book used by 10k's of High Schools.

We have one of the highest per-pupil expenditures in the country, and the cost of K-12 textbooks plays a substantial role in that.

Most people don't pay attention. Most Textbooks in Most Public Schools are woke. They are selected by woke EduAdmins and Teacher's Union Activists. There's also very little choice, the field in dominated by 2-3 big textbook publishers.

There's no reason to pay millions upon millions for textbooks across the state, when the state can commission it's own textbook and provide for free.

It starves the EduAdmin & Textbook beast, while eliminating Wokey and Hokum, like the apocryphal Betsy Ross getting two pages on her alleged flag design (the evidence for this is scanty, it's mostly a folk tale) while Washington gets only a few paragraphs in a Major School Book used by 10k's of High Schools.

We have one of the highest per-pupil expenditures in the country, and the cost of K-12 textbooks plays a substantial role in that.

Most people don't pay attention. Most Textbooks in Most Public Schools are woke.

There's no reason to pay millions upon millions for textbooks across the state, when the state can commission it's own textbook and provide for free.

It starves the EduAdmin & Textbook beast, while eliminating Wokey and Hokum, like the apocryphal Betsy Ross getting two pages on her alleged flag design (the evidence for this is scanty, it's mostly a folk tale) while Washington gets only a few paragraphs in a Major School Book used by 10k's of High Schools.