> Well that's cause his _actual_ point is that they shouldn't have to Precisely correct. Our public schools should be the example the entire world tries to em

> Well that's cause his _actual_ point is that they shouldn't have to Precisely correct. Our public schools should be the example the entire world tries to emulate rather than the substandard mess they use as something to avoid. As a kid I had the experience of attending school in other countries due to my parents moving around for work. The best example I have of just how bad things are in K-12 education in the US is that coming back to US schools felt like a vacation, a joke. My level of preparation when compared to US students of the same age almost didn't compare. I could read, write and do math better than anyone in my class. And that's after attending school at a third world country. That says a lot.