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This article makes a critical point: the State provides the lion share of school funds and sets the rules. Thus, it must bear responsibility for teacher pay. The super-majority sidesteps this and asserts that districts, many of which have limited property tax revenue, are at fault.At the same time the legislature acts as if it has detailed knowledge of teacher training and of testing. It does not. So it buys into the latest idea like teaching teachers how to be entrepreneurs.Meanwhile, the super-majority defers to Betsy DeVos on federal mandates. It is time to get serious about education. We do know how to provide funds to schools in need. Let’s do it. Ed DeLaney, House District 86