That isn't the argument I was making. I was pointing out that people supporting the school closures make a host of weird and at times contradictory arguments. P

That isn't the argument I was making. I was pointing out that people supporting the school closures make a host of weird and at times contradictory arguments. People will at the same time argue that in person learning isn't important, school choice is evil, children have to go to public schools, but whether or not it's over zoom or even with their teacher doesn't matter. This is to my my an incoherent set of positions, unless you view it as an argument from a labor organization trying to maximize member(public school teacher) benefits. > someone said it wouldn't be expensive, I said ok it seems to me like logically it would but I could be wrong This is information you can easily find. Charter schools for example spend 61% of what public schools do per pupil per year on average in the US.