> the logical solution is to move to a different country that doesn't have these issues You ignored the second part of my statement: many people don't have the

> the logical solution is to move to a different country that doesn't have these issues You ignored the second part of my statement: many people don't have the means or skills needed to move to another city, let alone another country, or they are bound to the local area due to caring for an aging parent, etc. If you are trapped in a difficult situation but your kids have a chance to break free, wouldn't you try to help them take advantage of that opportunity? I think most people would put their own children first, frankly. Not that sending them to a terrible school would help anyone!