22 Quotes by Lindsey Tippins

While the overall principle is sound, the financial implications are tremendous. One child can end up costing you $60,000 for a teacher's salary and benefits and another classroom. You have a couple of those situations and it gets very, very expensive.

The reason for that logic and rationale is that technology costs continue to fall every year, and as a result, you get more buying power.

The thing that bothers me in this whole scenario is that it has set one part of west Cobb against another, and that's a shame.

I've asked board members for their support of Map 3.

That's my preference and it always has been, although I wanted to hear what others had to say.

It was rush, rush, rush, hush, hush, hush from the very start.

It's not exactly like it, but it's pretty much the same east-west map. I think that's definitely what my constituents want.

Six years ago you could not find a technology technician. Now they're a dime a dozen. You've got stability (in teaching) you don't have in other places. Public education is a stable place, and it's one of the things not being mentioned.

I'm pleased changes have been considered to the north-south map.