>The problem is that the public education sector has been - for years - continuously squeezed dry of any funding I'm late and this probably won't be read, but

>The problem is that the public education sector has been - for years - continuously squeezed dry of any funding I'm late and this probably won't be read, but I disagree. There is no strong correlation between funding and public education "success". The only thing that correlates is parents involvement in education. This isn't something you can realistically spend your way out of. (It's been tried).