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Not unless the budgets of these schools are brought under control first. A pipeline of seemingly free money is at least partially responsible for creating the c
by Mountain_Skies 8y ago
Not unless the budgets of these schools are brought under control first. A pipeline of seemingly free money is at least partially responsible for creating the current mess. Making it "free" with no restriction on how much will be spent on "free" is going to lead to even more runaway growth in the cost of providing education.
- AngryData 8y agoThey could easily set a limit based on headcount, similar to public schools. The only problem I see with that is people purposefully defunding the system and turning it into a bigger bureaucratic hell like many public schools have become.