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| Summary Number: 32 |
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| Expand school curriculum to foster and develop a diverse, skilled, and well-rounded citizenry |
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| | "Arts and music – lack of funding limits them – we need a well-rounded education." |
| | "Focus on job training in public schools" |
| | "This is personally important as I see more and more people finishing high school and being unable to think through basic problems. Forcing teachers to teaching to a test rather than to approach situations with rational thinking and problem solving strategies produce citizens who are inflexible, unimaginative, and ill-prepared to function successfully in a dynamic, ever-changing reality." |
| | "Math, reading etc. are vitally important, but so is taking care of the one body we have. Every district should have to teach Health -- doing so keeps students healthier which ultimately contributes productive members to society and lowers health care costs." |
| | "Curriculum doesn't challenge students to think and learn for themselves." |
| | "Excelling students are often not challenged." |
| | "Develop more bilingual schools." |
