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In CA you can do just that. They are called Charter Schools. If you can convince parents and the local school board that your magnet school provides an except
by russell 16y ago
In CA you can do just that. They are called Charter Schools. If you can convince parents and the local school board that your magnet school provides an exceptional learning experience forr all potential students, not just an elite, then the state will fund you with the standard per student-day grant.
- kiba 16y agoNow, that's interesting. What sort of incentive does the local school board have in selecting such an excellent school over keeping kids in their own institution? Parents, probably does have more of an interest in making their kids goes to charter school. But it still is up to the political process. I mean, parents who vote with their money still have a disadvantage to political voters who can make the state provide schools with somebody else's money. It is an imperfect process but nonetheless better than nothing.