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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It hasn't changed my mind on vouchers, but has potentially changed my mind on where I would send my own children. [b]I believe the Government has a role to provide baseline education to children.[/b] They should make it their goal to educate "the masses." This means they should teach to the middle. If they need to give other support, I think it should go to the ones on the bottom. From a societal perspective, we gain more when the government does this. I still believe all this. But the pandemic has made it more clear that my childrens needs might not be met by public school. My kids just need more, but I don't think it is the governments responsibility to provide.[/quote] We would still be in public school if they taught the basics. As it is, we have to pay for private school for grammar, spelling, geography, writing instruction, and the "privilege" of having textbooks and workbooks. As far as the cost per student figures go, my kids were as low as it gets. They demanded nothing from the school other than seats in a General Ed classroom and a bare minimum of attention from their teachers. No transportation, no services. I'd gladly take the $3K or $4K per child or whatever it works out to be and apply it to our Catholic school tuition.[/quote]
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