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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wouldn't it be better to remove the problematic students instead? [/quote]

This.  I am so sick of this and when are we going to get to this answer.  Just get these kids out.  Yes, I understand they will be part of society at some point.  Put them all in a juvenile detention type school together and do some sort of scared straight program or other intensive interventions.   By high school just get them out of the environment.  [/quote]

I have said this for a while. Crazy idea. Completely crazy.

Two tiers of public education. 
1. Kids who want to be there, who follow rules, who like education
2. Basic life skills for kids who dislike education, make fun of homework, don’t follow rules, vandalize, harm others.

Kids can move between. If they sign a written statement to leave Tier 2, they can get back in to Tier 1.[/quote]

Separate crazy idea. From me again:
All classes and subjects should be module based. Kids pass 100s of them through their school career.
Each unit has an introductory lesson, subject-based learning modules online, one hands on day they can sign up and attend (offered weekly more often), and tough-ish assessments.
They don’t have to attend “school” all the time. Families can vacation whenever.

Like a home school/public school option in addition, free play daycare with physical and educational and social fun, for the days they are not doing school.

Everyone on their own module schedule, but there is always going to be a cohort moving with you.

Generalized AND offerings for career-based. Any adult should be able to access this education too, to qualify for career-based changes.

K-12. And then higher ed options, again, for adult-only cohorts. K-12 cohorts only in age-appropriate groups. (No 4th graders in class with 1st graders). But they all have access.[/quote]

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