You decided to ignore the topic. That is on you.Well, ok. You are apparently far left, big government, likely bordering on socialist on some topics.
We are both wasting our time.
You decided to ignore the topic. That is on you.Well, ok. You are apparently far left, big government, likely bordering on socialist on some topics.
We are both wasting our time.
Your missing the point, private schools can flush students they don’t want, they can pick and choose who they admit, public schools can not be selective, they have to educate anyone who walks thru the door, it is the lawWe're talking about individual's tax money. Should they not be able to spend it on the school of their choice? Should they be forced, no matter how shitty the public schools, to put their money toward paying for it?
There's a per-student cost to educate them in a public school. If they don't attend, that cost largely goes with them.Your missing the point, private schools can flush students they don’t want, they can pick and choose who they admit, public schools can not be selective, they have to educate anyone who walks thru the door, it is the law
The question becomes is it right for the taxpayer to pay for the education of the chosen at the cost of lost funding for public schools?
Democrats have been promising to fix inner city schools for 60 years and nothing has changed. I think we've given them enough time.I don't agree with the Supreme Court on this.
In your socialist One size fits all system, ... good students are punished. That gives you a hard on, ... especially because they are mostly Black and Hispanic children. White libs are sadists.Your missing the point, private schools can flush students they don’t want, they can pick and choose who they admit, public schools can not be selective, they have to educate anyone who walks thru the door, it is the law
The question becomes is it right for the taxpayer to pay for the education of the chosen at the cost of lost funding for public schools?
I believe the statistic is they loose a month of education for every year compared to public schools. It is noticeably worse.OMG!!! Kids might get a better education than in public schools.
Is there? If a class has 24 students, rather than 25 students, how much money is saved? Is the teacher cheaper with one less student? Is the classroom heating cheaper with one less student?There's a per-student cost to educate them in a public school. If they don't attend, that cost largely goes with them.