There isn't much in today's Journal about Dryden, but what there is seems bright: a piece on how Dryden Elementary School managed to keep a summer program going on a much smaller budget than before.
The Journal's editorial is on ten possible targets for taxation. It's plainly a joke, but it strikes me as sad that half of their suggestions (3, 5, 8, 9, 10) are veiled complaints about public participation in political processes. The Journal always seems surprised when people aren't willing to participate the way it sounds like they'd like them to participate - quietly, by themselves, at the voting booth and by mail.
Posted by simon at July 29, 2004 2:19 PM in schools (Dryden)