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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Parochial schools in FFX Cty cost somewhere around $12k.  My kids small private costs $9k.  Other private Christian schools I’ve seen costs $15k.  Just googled what FCPS spend per student and see figures from $20-25k.  Vouchers for even half that would open doors for a lot of people and put quite a bit of extra money back into FCPS pocket.  Seems like a win-win.

IMO, teachers and school boards are against vouchers bc it could only expose more of their incompetence.  Public school parents are opposed bc they are more all-in on the indoctrination goal than seeing other people happily go about their lives and opting out of their weirdo schools.

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“Indoctrination goal”  You sound like a Moms for Liberty shill.  [/quote]
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[i]IMO, teachers and school boards are against vouchers bc it could only expose more of their incompetence.  Public school parents are opposed bc they are more all-in on the indoctrination goal than seeing other people happily go about their lives and opting out of their weirdo schools.[/i]

This is a radical way of thinking to believe that every goal is to indoctrinate and remain incompetent. Teachers wish they could “indoctrinate” kids to turn in their work, bring their supplies, etc. I don’t know what agenda they think is being pushed. [/quote]

I’m a teacher in an ES. My spouse teaches in a MS. When I read someone’s post about “indoctrination”, such as that made by the PP, I often wonder what they are referencing and whether they’ve spent any amount of time in a school recently. I also think of private, religious based schools and have to wonder if the same person would consider them to be “indoctrinating”. [/quote]

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