I had a great idea once where we should get some women who are on welfare certified as daycare people and have them get off welfareHow about free school is delivered online? Why are we spending so much for such a shitty product? So outdated.Yea like 4 day school weeks. Think about all the buses that wouldn't be sucking down gas on Friday's if we did that.The main thing is, it should be mandated by law.
Not mandated by law but government should lead the charge.
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They can give kids homework to do on Fridays.
And the post office could be closed on Tuesdays or whatever day they think is best.
It would kind of force industry to comply because parents need to be home for their children when they are not in school on Friday or Monday. Government offices and courts would be closed as well.
I’d love to see what public teachers who complain when they only work 8 months a year, would do if we did away with free public schools. Like newspapers no one buys anymore kids can log in and one teacher can teach hundreds of students by using technology.
Public schools are like prisons. So many who can afford to send their kids to private schools. I don’t even know any kids who go to public schools.
Anyways, we taxpayers could save a fortune if parents paid for their kids education.
Then if a ghetto mom can’t afford to educate her kids, that’s on her for having them.
We don’t need to encourage more people to have more kids. Mother Nature says enough is enough
Home schooling seems to have a lot of success. Unfortunately, many families are not in the position to have a single-earner income and still be able to support the family.
I believe the average educational cost is 12K per year per student. So why don't we pay home school parents money instead of giving it to the schools? If a mother wants to educate her own children, why not three or four other kids from the neighborhood? We will pay them 9K per student, and that would at least save taxpayers 3K a year per student, and eventually close the schools down.
It would not only help home school families, but perhaps open up opportunities for others who wish to work at home. If you can't afford to quit your job to teach your children, you might be able to do that by teaching other kids as well. It could also help people with physical disabilities who cannot work at a job.
We have a lot of parents who need daycare. And we have a lot of single moms at home on welfare.