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Originally Posted by GGG
I agree that if you look at the teacher to non teacher ratio of the CSB it does not look good and that there is likely waste in that system that could be cut. They also have to have a lot of services to make up for inadequate parenting, abusive parenting, learning disabilities, and other issues that require these non-teaching personal. Can they do better absolutely
No one is saying that wealthy parents should have to pay for their child to access the public school system. They do deserve free PUBLIC education. They do not deserve a subsidized private education.
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So if full public funding was available to private schools, wouldn't that in fact increase everyone's child's access to the private system, and hence put choice in the hands of parents on what the best school to send their kids to is. And wouldn't this also encourage the development of more private schools relieving the burden on the system, and overall improving the entire education system as the dollars will follow the kids, and parents will presumably choose the best options available.?