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between conservative revisionists, woke indoctrinators, bored resource officers looking to make minor situations a legal issue, politicians pushing standardized
by loudtieblahblah 5y ago
between conservative revisionists, woke indoctrinators, bored resource officers looking to make minor situations a legal issue, politicians pushing standardized tests then making schools essentially teach to the test (which i could rant for hours about), all the bad teachers who sit aroubd collecting paychecks bc its too hard to fire them, our schools are a f-ing dumpster fire.
i want to believe in the public instituion..
but its been ripped up by conservatives, liberals, unions, beaucrats of all kinds, crime, over the top fear responses to crime, and system that acts more out of the protecting itself from legal liability than by a system actually good for kids - with moronic zero tolerance polices and policies that punishes self defense.
its a lost cause. and the public funds should follow the kid.
if public schools cant compete and have to close ? then good.
schools are rotten from the inside out and are beyond fixing.
school boards are ran by motivated, bored assholes with too much free time on their hands and unhealthy obsessions with trendy political agendas.
This will force public schools to compete with what parents actually want for their kids.
If public schools can't attract the funds with making moronic policy, then it's gutted.
If they respond to parental demand, then they stay alive and vital.
But as it stands, most parents are pretty helpless against shitty policy. Schools choice adds some democracy into the situation where beucracy, unions and politicians have eroded it.
I'm done being invested in the noble idea of the institution.
Reality is reality. And public schools are shit holes.
I'm still advocating we educate all children.
I just advocate that the money follows the kid and that the state and teachers union don't get a monopoly control of it.