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Reply to "Are public schools everywhere in the US getting bad post-pandemic?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, time for school choice in all 50 states. [/quote] Oh sure honey. Take your 10k and apply it to our private school. Of course our private will just raise tuition another 10k…[/quote] I’m sure private schools would love it if families who might apply for financial aid already had 10k covered by an alternate source. While $10,000 in vouchers wouldn’t allow everyone to apply, it would certainly increase the pool of qualified applicants, including qualified applicants who are diverse in various ways. [b]I don’t see why they would raise tuition, especially if voucher money replaced some of their financial aid budget.[/b][/quote] Umm, because private schools are private businesses whose primarily goal is maximizing profits? Put another way, I don't see why they wouldn't raise tuition in that scenario. Maybe not by the full $10k, and maybe not as a 1-year step, but a couple grand a year for a few years straight? No doubt.[/quote]
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