From freecarolina at vfemail.net  Fri Jan 13 20:42:06 2012
From: freecarolina at vfemail.net (Christopher Cole)
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 20:42:06 -0500
Subject: [LPmeck] Fwd: Moving to Charlotte,
	wondering if you would have any advice
Message-ID: <20120113204206.15454w0vxynti3xq@www.vfemail.net>

Hi, friends,
I received the email below. Not having any kids, I am not familiar  
with the school scene. Can anyone else send him some advice?
Chris

----- Forwarded message from robratterman at gmail.com -----
     Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 01:25:53 -0500
     From: "Rob Ratterman" <robratterman at gmail.com>
  Subject: Moving to Charlotte, wondering if you would have any advice
       To: chair at lpmeck.us
       Cc: media at lpmeck.us


Hello!

Strange request, I know...

My family and I are soon moving to beautiful Charlotte and we are in  
the process of looking for a private school for our grade-school-aged  
daughter and son. We are very dedicated to their education.

We are ardent Objectivists/Libertarians and are hoping to find a  
school that will not be adamantly opposed to these principles (as a  
few we have visited broadcast to be). Mainly, we are looking for a  
grade school that teaches inductively, teaches hierarchically, and  
teaches the proper subjects (for example, history as opposed to social  
studies).

If you have any recommendations for a private school that would  
advance (instead of thwart) our shared ideals, my family would greatly  
appreciate the knowledge.

Thanks for your time reading this!  I look forward to any ideas you  
might have.  Likewise, I look forward to becoming an active and  
contributing member of the party when I arrive later this year.

Thanks again!


Rob Ratterman





----- End forwarded message -----


-- 
Chris Cole
Huntersville, NC

"Those who pretend they want to preserve freedom, while they are eager to fix
prices, wage rates, and interest rates at a level different from that of the
market, delude themselves. There is no other alternative to  
totalitarian slavery
than liberty. There is no other planning for freedom and general  
welfare than to
let the market system work. There is no other means to attain full employment,
rising real wage rates, and a high standard of living for the common man than
private initiative and free enterprise."
-Ludwig von Mises
Founder, Austrian School of Economics
March 30, 1945