2007 House Bill 4200: Ban rewarding students to attend school on count day

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Introduced by Rep. Lorence Wenke (R) on February 1, 2007, to prohibit public schools from using public funds to reward students for attending school on the day on which official pupil counts are taken for purposes of determining how much state funding the school gets.
- Referred to the House Education Committee on February 1, 2007.

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1) I am not feelin' this Wenke guy at the moment. by Anonymous Citizen on January 12, 2008
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2) The Schools by Anonymous Citizen on September 27, 2007
Gave up teaching in favor of indoctrination long ago. People are disgusted and you can see it in the number of millages voted down lately. It's time for teachers and their union to check their agendas at the door and do what they are paid for and that is to teach.
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3) Knowledge is good for all by Anonymous Citizen on September 27, 2007
Teachers always stress the importance of being in school. However, when funding is held over the school's head based on kids being in school, it can't hurt to let people know the day it is going to be counted "officially". It is important to be in school for educations sake-- but for funding sake, we need to count all the students at a school!!
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