That's attractive for motivated parents with the time to design a curriculum and work with their children, or at least evaluate their children's learning. The r

That's attractive for motivated parents with the time to design a curriculum and work with their children, or at least evaluate their children's learning. The reality is that most American parents are working at least one job each for part of the day, sometimes even two. Moreover there are a lot of kids who come from essentially broken families. A $10-20k voucher system only helps if there's a public backstop to help these kids not fall through the cracks. I agree that the current system is fairly asinine, but we'd need more than a simple voucher/payout system.