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Interesting! I definitely didn't think hard enough while reading your last post. You're suggesting that, if we switched to funding what-are-now-public schools
by mac01021 11y ago
Interesting! I definitely didn't think hard enough while reading your last post.
You're suggesting that, if we switched to funding what-are-now-public schools directly through tuition payments made by the students attending them, then that might amount to a more just (or at least generally more satisfying) system than what we have now?
Or is there another policy you think would be better?
- bradleyjg 11y agoI wouldn't want to go to an all private pay system, that would leave children without means out of luck. I do think there is a role for private schools, I went to one myself for high school and was very happy with the experience. Anyway, there are a variety of different ways we could imagine loosing the tight coupling between housing and schooling. I mention downthread that I think school choice / vouchers is a promising approach, but I am open to other ideas as well.