NSW Public Education Party established, public school teachers spending their own money on supplies, private schools get the biggest funding hikes as well as the biggest declines in results and much more episode artwork

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NSW Public Education Party established, public school teachers spending their own money on supplies, private schools get the biggest funding hikes as well as the biggest declines in results and much more

from DOGS · host Jean Ely, Madeleine Ely, Sorrell Tucker, Geoff, Dale Bridge

NSW Public Education Party established. Data shows that private schools have the biggest funding increases AND the biggest decline in results. NSW Labor Party announces commitment to end under-funding of public schools. State School principals plead for voluntary parental contributions.  84% of public school teachers spend, per annum, an average of $883 and 90% of state primary school teachers spend an average of $1110 of their OWN money on school supplies. U.S. - In Oklahoma, out-of-state billionaires fund the voucher system lobby. Diane Ravitch receives death threats over her pro-public school stance on education! U.K. - Ministers and Unions dig in amid widespread strike action across the U.K.Great State School of the week - Echuca Primary School a.k.a. 208www.adogs.info

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