But more than ever, they realize the quality of schools is one of the main reasons why people choose to live where they do. While it's highly unlikely that legislators will adopt school concurrency, neither will they send any more money to their local school boards. That won't fly, either, because many powerful lawmakers from both parties do not trust their local school boards to spend the money efficiently. Bush wants to cut taxes, not raise them. Apparently, some people still aren't getting the message.
Portables are here to stay.
Get over it. After all, you're in Florida. Steve Bousquet is chief of The Herald's Capital Bureau.