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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The OP asks about vouchers in DC or the DMV. Would there be enough vouchers and spaces in private schools for all 50k kids in DCPS? Or the other 47k in DCPCS? Shouldn’t all the families have a choice? [/quote]k Anyone in favor of vouchers want to field this one? Where there are not enough private schools, who of the 50k students gets a voucher? Who decides?[/quote] The vast majority of those parents don’t give a crap about their kids and aren’t raising them properly and wouldn’t bother to fill in the paperwork to get them into a private school, let alone enforce the discipline standards, make sure they do their homework, etc. If everyone was a good parent then we wouldn’t be having this discussion in the first place.[/quote] Not an answer. [/quote] The answer is that you won’t need to find anywhere close to 50k places.[/quote] Let’s say 15k. Show me where those fifteen thousand private school seats are in DC. Go ahead. [/quote] Catholic schools are about $10-15k for k-8, and $20-25k for high school.[/quote] No, fifteen thousand private school places, not tuition. And that’s not even counting the over 40k students in DCPCS schools. [/quote] There’s no market for it yet, but it’s conceivable that with vouchers, new private schools will serve the students some likely employing teachers and administrators from existing public schools.[/quote] Which kids get to attend?[/quote] The new schools would of course be non-profit, just like the private ones today. Kids that would go to public, will now have the option to attend these schools if they choose so.[/quote]
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