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The answer is simple, though. When you invest the money exclusively in the schools and what happens in the schools, your reach is extremely limited. In Baltim
by eitally 3y ago
The answer is simple, though. When you invest the money exclusively in the schools and what happens in the schools, your reach is extremely limited.
In Baltimore, and everywhere else, raising the minimum wage, offering free daycare & preschool, and improving the social services that prevent many low income kids from learning outside of the school (and parents from supporting them) is what will make the real difference. But, at least half of this country is opposed to spending money on those sorts of things because the "I got mine" attitude is more pervasive than "What's good for my neighbor is what's good for me".
- gotoeleven 3y agoYou know they tried all this stuff right?
- autoexec 3y agoBaltimore has free day care? You'd think that'd drive down the average cost of daycare there (which is like $900 a month)