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San Diego Unified charges all kinds of illegal fees
My two cents..... Why should my child not have an opportunity to excel at math with a special calculator, or play the sport he loves. I am fotunate enough to be able to provide him with those items. Why then should he suffer for having money? Why should I and others like me carry the entire burden for "donating". We should all contribute. These are OUR kids, if all you can contribute is a buck well then thats what you give. But give something to be a contributing member. Once all opportunities for fundraising, fees, dues, donations whatever you call then are gone what is left. A football and base ball team, because that is all the school can afford to fund. How many talented kids may lose out on opportunities for scholarships? How many kids were not runnning the streets tonight because of some type of practice? What happens when it is all gone? I am not debating the law I get it....I just dont agree. We as parents have to assume some responsibility for our kids wants.— March 17, 2010 9:37 p.m.