I don't know where you are in the US, but this won't fix the problem instantly. Even across public schools, there are competitive ones, and there are non-compet

I don't know where you are in the US, but this won't fix the problem instantly. Even across public schools, there are competitive ones, and there are non-competitive ones. There are high schools where 25% of the class goes to top colleges, and there are high schools where most don't go to college at all. The presence of the 'good' high school drives up property values too. There are still huge discrepancies across public schools.