Yes, because schools are money laundering schemes and these schools are the most greedy.
Yes, because schools are money laundering schemes and these schools are the most greedy.
Personally, I'd prefer to see property taxes drop by +/-50%.
Dirty little secret of U.S. education: the public schools that spend the most money per student deliver the poorest results in terms of achievement. This is a disaster & we must starve the bureaucracy that produces it. Solution: school choice on steroids. If a parent moves their kids from a school spending $30k/student to one that spends $15k per student, the kid gets to keep half the difference. That kid will graduate 12th grade with a 6-figure graduation gift. It's not even close which is a better use of money. We need real vision, not old slogans.
Personally, I'd prefer to see property taxes drop by +/-50%.
>Dirty little secret of U.S. education: the public schools that spend the *most* money per student deliver the *poorest* results in terms of achievement. This is a disaster & we must starve the bureaucracy that produces it. Solution: school choice on steroids. If a parent moves their kids from a school spending $30k/student to one that spends $15k per student, the kid gets to keep half the difference. That kid will graduate 12th grade with a 6-figure graduation gift. It's not even close which is a better use of money. We need real vision, not old slogans.
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