>That seems pretty obvious no? It seems pretty obvious to a lot of people that the cost of schools is not proportional to the number of students who are being

>That seems pretty obvious no? It seems pretty obvious to a lot of people that the cost of schools is not proportional to the number of students who are being educated. I remember years and years ago someone explaining how, if you have X fewer students, you can't just heat part of or sell part of a building, so costs don't decrease. >I don't see any racism or discrimination here I'm sure there is both individual racism and institutional racism. I'm not certain how the former works, since I have never seen a tax assessor in person. For that matter, I've never seen an insurance assessor, they seem to just drop by when I'm not there.