Re:Virginia Eliminates Accelerated Math Courses
by FooBarBizBazz on Friday April 23, 2021 @05:45PM
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Suppose this continues.
We can predict that private school tuition will go up. A market for additional tutoring might also appear, as in South Korea.
It's less clear how this will affect the real estate premium for "good public school districts". If certain districts consistently avoid these policies, then perhaps the premium will increase. Or if public schools in general become less competitive and they become irrelevant (with people turning to private schools instead), then the premium will decrease. I can see it going either way.
We can predict that private school tuition will go up. A market for additional tutoring might also appear, as in South Korea.
It's less clear how this will affect the real estate premium for "good public school districts". If certain districts consistently avoid these policies, then perhaps the premium will increase. Or if public schools in general become less competitive and they become irrelevant (with people turning to private schools instead), then the premium will decrease. I can see it going either way.