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Old 11-19-2007, 10:18 PM
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people forget that part. it is the same money. Schools aren't any cheaper if the developer pays or if the taxpayer pays. It is just a matter of who pays when. Either the home buyer pays financed over 30 years and suffers the interest rate wrath - coupled with a bit lower property taxes. Or the taxpayer pays a higher tax rate every year.

It really is all the same money.

I guess you - Joe Citizen - wouldn't have to pay if you didn't buy a new home. However, does that mean you can't use the new school?
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Stone Oak is full of palaces. Their Elem schools are bigger than my old high schools. It look like a mall rather than a school.
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Stone Oak is full of palaces. Their Elem schools are bigger than my old high schools. It look like a mall rather than a school.
I agree that the schools are VERY nice (too nice) but what if they put all the kids in portables, then the parents would be griping about that. It's a no win situation.

I do have to admit that in the small town where my kids go to school, they just built a new middle school, it is nice but by no means is it extravagant. It has everything that the kids need but it is not a "palace" by no means. They needed a new school, the kids were going to school in the same building that their grandparents went to but of course, they had added A/C. I also went to that school too, but we only had fans and they were always pointed at the teachers
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I agree that the schools are VERY nice (too nice) but what if they put all the kids in portables, then the parents would be griping about that. It's a no win situation.

I do have to admit that in the small town where my kids go to school, they just built a new middle school, it is nice but by no means is it extravagant. It has everything that the kids need but it is not a "palace" by no means. They needed a new school, the kids were going to school in the same building that their grandparents went to but of course, they had added A/C. I also went to that school too, but we only had fans and they were always pointed at the teachers
Malone, I feel you bro about the fans only pointed at the teachers. are the kids today spoiled rotten.
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