Re:CEO of Bulletproof Coffee shares why he left Silicon Vall...
by taborj on Thursday March 22, 2018 @12:45PM
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This is foreign to me, can you explain it a bit more? Where I live, we have school districts, and inside those districts are boundaries for various schools. You know well before you even buy/rent your home what school boundary that home belongs to.
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Re:CEO of Bulletproof Coffee shares why he left Silicon Vall...
by azinman2 on Thursday March 22, 2018 @01:15PM
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Sf has a lottery system to avoid all the rich kids at one school, and all the poor kids at another. Itβs well motivated but totally impractical from get-kids-to-school-before-work perspective.
Re:CEO of Bulletproof Coffee shares why he left Silicon Vall...
by AndyNemmity on Thursday March 22, 2018 @01:18PM
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When I grew up, I was bussed an hour a way when I had a far nicer school in walking distance. And then a far worse school a 5 minute drive.
Logic and school districts don't usually have anything to do with one another.
Re:CEO of Bulletproof Coffee shares why he left Silicon Vall...
by lev99 on Thursday March 22, 2018 @01:08PM
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Different school districts weight the location of a child's home differently when choosing which school the child should go to. In most districts location is the highest factor. In other places it's a moderate or low factor.