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Originally Posted by woob
If you're going to go with an angle of being punitive to kids who can't help what they were born with, I'm going to guess there's a far greater amount of kids who can't help what they were born with in the public system. But you're asking us to have empathy for a family that has the means to address this education challenge with their child? Rather than having empathy for ALL children/teachers within the public system who do and do not have education challenges.
Well we're saying we want to be able to help ALL childrean with education/language/etc. problems within the PUBLIC system. So if that means we tell all private schools you have to find your own funding now (even if it only makes up a 6.2% gain in funding), I'm fine with that.
Yes, it may be misguided, but this is kind of a we will take whatever we can get situation at this point, due to the years of mismanagement.
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How about we just help the long list of the children currently struggling within the public system instead of making that list even longer?