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"it gets about $800 in state aid per student and loses more than $6,000 for each local kid who goes to a charter school, instead." That's confusing. Can someon
by jeffdavis 7y ago
"it gets about $800 in state aid per student and loses more than $6,000 for each local kid who goes to a charter school, instead."
That's confusing. Can someone explain?
- ars 7y agoInstead of getting $6,000 for each kid of who to the local school, that money goes elsewhere, and they only get $800. AKA students are walking cash machines to the schools.
- sodosopa 7y agoOf course they are. Their education determines how well they can support future community needs. Public education is a continuous reinvestment in a community.
- nickthegreek 7y agoI'm reading it as the State kicks in $800, and local kicks in $5200. So when a student goes to another school, they loose $6000 total. Disclosure: I previously worked for ECOT.