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Who should be responsible for funding after-school programs?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on June 3, 2004
“People who want after-school programs, so you don’t have to pay for it if you don’t believe in it.”
“These are public schools, not private schools, so it seems pretty clear that they ought to be funded publicly.”
“The public.”
“Parents would have to pay for some kind of after-school care anyway, so they should help fund the programs.”
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