<transcript><audio_27>has disappeared Gone Forever is the opportunity for a young man and woman to graduate from American High School with a high school diploma come out into the Houston or American Workforce and expect to be able to make a middle-class wage we are in the midst of a fundamental transformation the economy where education was always a good thing to</transcript><transcript><audio_28>have has now become essential to economic prosperity to the ability to find a job to support a family in the global knowledge economy we're in a global economy companies can produce Goods anywhere where sell them everywhere if you are doing a job then I</transcript><transcript><audio_29>can program a computer to do or that I can train a third world worker to do and I pay that third world worker ten dollars a day to do that job I'm not going to pay you ten dollars an hour and we are watching Across America and particularly clearly in Houston a growing gap between rich and poor</transcript><transcript><audio_30>predicated above all else on access to Quality education uh in the public gets it I think in 2000 in our survey last year 78 disagreed that a high school education enough to get a good job uh last year 67 of the survey respondents agreed there are very</transcript> has disappeared Gone Forever is the opportunity for a young man and woman to graduate from American High School with a high school diploma come out into the Houston or American Workforce and expect to be able to make a middle-class wage we are in the midst of a fundamental transformation the economy where education was always a good thing to have has now become essential to economic prosperity to the ability to find a job to support a family in the global knowledge economy we're in a global economy companies can produce Goods anywhere where sell them everywhere if you are doing a job then I can program a computer to do or that I can train a third world worker to do and I pay that third world worker ten dollars a day to do that job I'm not going to pay you ten dollars an hour and we are watching Across America and particularly clearly in Houston a growing gap between rich and poor predicated above all else on access to Quality education uh in the public gets it I think in 2000 in our survey last year 78 disagreed that a high school education enough to get a good job uh last year 67 of the survey respondents agreed there are very
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