Re:Income-sharing agreements let students trade future earni...
by nitrogen on Thursday April 11, 2019 @01:47AM
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IIRC in Utah the public schools still receive funding for charter school students.
In either case, why should "easy" students be held back to the level of the "expensive" ones when instead they could go to a tech- or arts-focused charter school and contribute far more back to society?
Leveling the playing field would mean that no matter where you happen live your kids have access to well funded high quality primary education.
This seems...highly unlikely. Instead you will see everything reduced to the lowest common denominator, metal detectors at the doors, prison schools.
In either case, why should "easy" students be held back to the level of the "expensive" ones when instead they could go to a tech- or arts-focused charter school and contribute far more back to society?
Leveling the playing field would mean that no matter where you happen live your kids have access to well funded high quality primary education.
This seems...highly unlikely. Instead you will see everything reduced to the lowest common denominator, metal detectors at the doors, prison schools.