In my country - if your child can't get into a kindergarten, the government pays you the equivalent of the monthly government fee that they'd pay to the kinderg

In my country - if your child can't get into a kindergarten, the government pays you the equivalent of the monthly government fee that they'd pay to the kindergarten to you, so that you can use it towards a private kindergarten/nanny. If you can privately educate every child one-to-one for the same cost of sending them to a kindergarten then something is seriously wrong with the economics of school funding. Simple economies of scale should mean you're not going to get much more than 1/10th of what it actually costs, right?