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The proper way is what works.

• r00fus 9y ago
  That is a tautology/ syllogism. How do you know what works (and if something else would have been better)?
  • perfmode 9y ago
    You try it one way. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/how-newark-schools-partially-squandered-a-great-prize/2015/10/20/ffff660c-7743-11e5-a958-d889faf561dc_story.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/how-newark-schools-p... If or when that fails, you try another. This is another.
  • hkmurakami 9y ago
    There is already an East Palo Alto private prep school (East Side Prep) with a very strong track record at preparing their students for college and employment.
  • humanrebar 9y ago
    No, it's saying a proper way must work. If you think your approach works, please make the case for that. Keep in mind that the system whereby public school districts are funded by local taxes have a spotty record at best. Disclaimer: Saying public schools have a spotty record isn't insulting people who work in or love public schools. Objectively, property values correlate with school quality for a reason. And high property values make quality schools more expensive, especially for the poor, but the profits are captured by landlords, not the school system or the general fund of local government. Point being, this isn't a personal, us-versus-them fight.