Re:California bans legacy admissions at private universities
by EasyMark on Monday September 30, 2024 @09:49PM
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Meanwhile I bet those schools are exempt from standardized tests because they know the students (most) would flunk them. That’s the way it works here in Texas, there is no oversight or feedback that home schooled or private school kids actually meet any kind of standards at all. Now the governor wants the same type of vouchers and he was -heavily- “inspired” by money from charter school/religious school owning billionaires.
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Re:California bans legacy admissions at private universities
by seneca on Tuesday October 01, 2024 @10:24AM
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Home schooled children out perform government schooled children across the board. That's not even a disputed point.
Re:California bans legacy admissions at private universities
by rahimnathwani on Tuesday October 01, 2024 @10:33AM
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The feedback is provided by the market mechanism. Private schools and charter schools that don't do a good job would fail to retain and attract students, and shut down.
For government-run schools, most of the students have little or no choice. Standardized tests (like SBAC) show poor results in California (most kids fail to meet grade level standards in the test), but parents have little ability to change how school districts are run.