Ron Margiotta, who heads the board of the 140,000-student Wake County public schools system, also serves on the board of an Apex private school, whose owner says the traditional primacy of public schools will dwindle under a challenge from private schools.
And board member John Tedesco, a chief architect of the community schools approach that won voters over last year, says he would support a tax break to help families afford private schools if their needs are better served that way.
"I'm not afraid of open-market competition," Tedesco said.
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Who has bought HIM off? Education is NOT an "open-market" enterprise but a public service.
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