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You do have a right to public K-12, and it's free (your taxes pay for it). You can pay for private K-12, or "pay up" and move to a more expensive school distri
by thatwebdude 9y ago
You do have a right to public K-12, and it's free (your taxes pay for it).
You can pay for private K-12, or "pay up" and move to a more expensive school district (read: taxes) which would theoretically give you a better education.
School districts have problems with people claiming grandparent's home addresses to attend a better school, and it happens across the country.
- muninn_ 9y agoSure, but if the k-12 is necessary for employment, it follows that 12+ should be "free" as well. It seems like a college education these days is a basic education similar to 9th-12th grade.