A new examination by the California Teachers Association of the state's top and bottom schools, based on the state's Academic Performance Index rankings, shows that the lowest-scoring schools are the most overcrowded. In fact they have about 25 percent more students on campus than the highest-performing schools. The Legislature needs to do something about this double whammy. We need to reduce class sizes in all grades, but especially at schools already facing long odds of success. I have a question about the energy crisis gas for cars.
Ethanol is a corn-based fuel that is clean and good for car engines and also cheaper.
It's not only good for the environment and cheaper, but it would especially help the farmers economically. In the states where ethanol is used it's a choice. Nobody is forced to use it. Like I said before just asking. San Marcos Pro-military people greater than those against Mr. Gary Walker's April 16 letter isn't correct, and I resent his account of how a Chinese jet ended up in the sea.