The solution to people fleeing public non-charter schools to go to better options is to provide opportunities for kids who remain in public schools to thrive.

The solution to people fleeing public non-charter schools to go to better options is to provide opportunities for kids who remain in public schools to thrive. As it stands, school districts are doing the opposite. Getting rid of educational tracking at least, or banning algebra in middle school because it's inequitable at worst (as in SFUSD). This isn't a matter of funding but ideology.