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You should not be able to use anyone elses tax dollars to send your child to a religious school.
Vouchers should only give you what YOU paid in school taxes, not someones elses school tax money as well. To use someone elses school tax money for that is a violation of the US constitution.
You should not be able to use anyone elses tax dollars to send your child to a religious school.
Vouchers should only give you what YOU paid in school taxes, not someones elses school tax money as well. To use someone elses school tax money for that is a violation of the US constitution.
As soon as tax dollars aren't used to pay for abortions you'll be right.
If public schools can teach that global warming is real, religious schools can teach that Nessie is real. After all, thousands of people say they've seen Nessie. And they weren't paid to say it. We pay scientists to say global warming is real.
How do those kids grades stack up with the public school kids?
How about we just teach all the kids all the facts.
There is more evidence dinosuars lived millions of years ago than there is evidecne god exsists at at all
How about we just teach all the kids all the facts.
There is more evidence dinosuars lived millions of years ago than there is evidecne god exsists at at all
There is also evidence that those whom cannot master 3rd grade spelling make poor message board posters.
The appropriate way to handle the school system is for each state to determine the cost of what it takes to educate one child. Parents should then be able to choose which school they want their child to go to and the money should follow that child to that school. This will breed competition among the schools because they'll want the money and will therefore start innovating ways of better educating children in order to attract them to that school. This system is already in use in a few countries in Europe and has worked out well.
The appropriate way to handle the school system is for each state to determine the cost of what it takes to educate one child. Parents should then be able to choose which school they want their child to go to and the money should follow that child to that school. This will breed competition among the schools because they'll want the money and will therefore start innovating ways of better educating children in order to attract them to that school. This system is already in use in a few countries in Europe and has worked out well.
The appropriate way to handle the school system is for each state to determine the cost of what it takes to educate one child. Parents should then be able to choose which school they want their child to go to and the money should follow that child to that school. This will breed competition among the schools because they'll want the money and will therefore start innovating ways of better educating children in order to attract them to that school. This system is already in use in a few countries in Europe and has worked out well.
Sounds reasonable at first blush. But will there be kids begging to attend schools with low or nonexistent standards? And hands-off parents who let them? But if parents WANT their children to receive substandard education (or are just OK with it), then do we, as a society, need to intervene and demand better? If not, are we relegated to being an under-educated society?
Lot of questions about this.
I don't understand why Public Schools are such failures, they ARE heavily regulated!How about we just teach all the kids all the facts.
There is more evidence dinosuars lived millions of years ago than there is evidecne god exsists at at all