> I do not doubt the good intentions behind the decisions educators make in the name of equity. I do. Or rather, I doubt the good intentions of the decision ma

> I do not doubt the good intentions behind the decisions educators make in the name of equity. I do. Or rather, I doubt the good intentions of the decision makers. I don't think educators are making these decisions. The more I experience the public education system through my child (I did not experience it myself, as I was homeschooled), and the more stories I hear from parents, the more it looks like school administrators are politicians looking to cut costs and get on a track to end up in city council. The actual welfare of the children doesn't really look like it ends up a part of the equation.