We Want Your Ideas: Education Stimulus Package
"Why are we bailing out Wall Street and not our nation's public schools and colleges? Partly because the crisis in financial capital is immediate while our human capital crisis is unfolding gradually. Headlines scream what's happening to our money but not to our kids."
-Robert Reich, Former U.S. Secretary of Labor
We can't afford NOT to invest in our nation's education system. NCTAF still wants to hear your ideas on an Education Stimulus Package. Briefly share your ideas – two or three paragraphs – that explain the concept, its rationale, benefits, and approximate cost. And then join your colleagues across the country in a dialogue about how we can make this happen...Time is running out.
Labels: 21st century education, economy, stimulus
posted by NCTAF at
2:46 PM
1 Comments:
If we are going to give money to the banks anyway, why not give it in the form or an IRA or CD or BOND to the people. Example Everyone over the age of 18 receives an IRA for $1500 that can be cashed at age "?" therefor the banks have access to the money. But at some point the people will be getting the money back. All the banks need right now is cash flow. If they mature at a certain age then they will be cashed at different times.
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