Read some great comments we received about last week's story on advertising in the schools. If you have any problems unsubscribing, please see further instructions at the bottom of this edition of Streetmail. We're all a little shaky after our current president's indiscretions. People are sensitive about public virtue vs. private lives. Last week, we asked readers if corporate sponsors should keep out of the classrooms.
Readers rang in on all sides of the issue, read on. . .
We don't need them in school. If corporate sponsorship means better education for our children, then absolutely. Nobody has a right to 'free' education, because such a thing doesn't exist. This false claim is really a demand for someone else to pay the very real and very expensive costs of education. FYI, it's rampant in California too.