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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][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. I don’t see why they would raise tuition, especially if voucher money replaced some of their financial aid budget.[/quote] You still aren’t getting vouchers. You want private, you pay for it. Simple,[/quote] I do pay for it- full pay- at one of the most expensive schools in the area. I would love it if more families could have the choice to apply to that school or other schools. And the schools would love it too. Many schools genuinely want to provide more opportunities (within their budget) for other students. As much as people complain, they aren’t just out there raising tuition for no reason. I have to wonder why people would send their kids to these schools if that’s what they think of the Board and budget process.[/quote]
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