The problem with public schools aren't just unions. He's right. Corrupt administrators mostly stem from the direct transfer of school funds. Because the funds a

The problem with public schools aren't just unions. He's right. Corrupt administrators mostly stem from the direct transfer of school funds. Because the funds are transferred in bulk from government entities, there's plenty of opportunity for nepotism, corruption, and other unfortunate side-effects. Everybody wants a piece of that pie. Easily solved by eliminating the proxy of those government officials. Vouchers. Since the parents are channeling the cash, it makes it much more difficult to grab a piece of it. On top of that, parents can exert significant force to make sure teachers are treated fairly, especially if they're the ones writing the checks.