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This is not always the case. There's a growing number of states in the US that allow state education funding to follow a student wherever they go. Wherever the
by japhyr 6y ago
This is not always the case. There's a growing number of states in the US that allow state education funding to follow a student wherever they go.
Wherever these laws arise, profit-based schools appear and attempt to draw in as many students as they can. Often times it's the least educated, least privileged people who are pulled into these programs. There is little or no regulation on claims these schools make in their marketing materials, so they promise the world and then dump students into large classes led by gig-economy "teachers".