Re:Why is the university of California dropping the SAT?
by jmclnx on Friday July 23, 2021 @12:49PM
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> Income taxes, though, are actually progressive.
For some states it is a flat rate, I know of one.
But to me is the largest issue is funding for public schools and quality. At one time you would leave high-school with an education that was similar to what you get now in a 4 year college.
These days all we are doing is running a kind-of day care until the public school student leaves to work at McDonalds in the afternoon once the School Day ends.
I also remember some Profs saying in many cases, the first year of collage is a re-education of what the student should already know.
For some states it is a flat rate, I know of one.
But to me is the largest issue is funding for public schools and quality. At one time you would leave high-school with an education that was similar to what you get now in a 4 year college.
These days all we are doing is running a kind-of day care until the public school student leaves to work at McDonalds in the afternoon once the School Day ends.
I also remember some Profs saying in many cases, the first year of collage is a re-education of what the student should already know.