If they are invited to speak at the school but not allowed by the violence
of others, that is preventing free speech.

Yes, I think so. DISD has a lot of problems.

ok, no problem.
Did you see that Dallas county schools are getting out of the
school busing business? I guess they bled that cash cow dry.

County school taxes are included on the property tax bill. If you
check, most school districts have their own tax office and it is
run by the school district.

like this...
Welcome to the Irving ISD tax office website!

http://www.irvingisd.net/Page/1439

and so should Al Frankin

I think that private prisons are a scam. There are several here that promise job training and other things but in reality they don't.
They are owned by their investors who may be judges, lawyers or anyone
with an interest in keeping them full.

Don't know about others but here school tax is paid directly to the school district. Not sure how the state get theirs share of it.
We do have s couple of large very nice Charter Schools here, they get state funding also. Seems to be the trend.

Tryin to think what event happened about 9 years ago

Free speech is a right, preventing free speech is not.

Yea, the school district has it's own tax office here. And the
school dist. has it's own health care clinic for employees and
their families paid for, of course, by the tax payers.

I don't know about Cali but, here in Texas school taxes are paid
separate from state and local. It is always the highest local tax
that I pay. School budgets here increase every year and is the
largest employer in the city. It's a multi-million dollar deal.

Ever try Chinese BBQ? I went to a local one we have here. There were
goat heads, pig heads all kinds of heads hanging up there like trophies.
I backed out the door.

California proposal: No kids? Then don't pay school taxes

A California man has proposed a ballot measure to exempt residents who don’t have kids in state public schools from paying the taxes to fund them.

The “California Education Tax Relief Act,” proposed by Lee Olson of Huntington Beach, would allow California residents with no children in the public school system to avoid paying taxes and fees designated for state school funding, KTVU reports.

Last week, the state Attorney General’s Office gave approval for circulation of the initiative, allowing proponents to start collecting the signatures necessary to get a spot on the November 2018 ballot.

The proposal is one of several initiatives that Olson, who lists himself as chairman of the Committee to End Slavery, proposed earlier this year. In 2009, he proposed a measure with the same title, but it failed to qualify for the ballot.

It’s unclear whether the measure might stand a chance of even getting on the ballot this time. If it did, it could meet stiff opposition from parents and others worried such a massive exemption would result in higher taxes elsewhere.

The state’s Legislative Analyst and Director of Finance says the measure could reduce revenue from state and local taxes and fees by tens of billions of dollars a year -- but could lead to increases in other taxes and fees in order for state and local governments to balance their budgets.

In order to qualify for the November 2018 ballot, the school tax initiative needs 585,407 signatures by May 8, 2018, KTVU reports.

Guilty or innocent, he should withdraw.

If he's guilty he should got to prison. The timing makes it look more like a political smear.

and the evidence is?

The delusion of intelligence is so cruel

Or resort to using old worn out quotes

d_u_d,
I think it was about the time that libtards started halucinating
about Trump and Russia.

Maybe this will help you

Don't get too excited.
Probably what's gonna happen is, neither Trump nor Hilary will be found
guilty of violating any law. Just a lot of smoke