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the diversity and anti-bullying are selling to the parents, not the kids. the bigger problem is the chromebooks. also, if you're "touring different schools in
by red-iron-pine 3y ago
the diversity and anti-bullying are selling to the parents, not the kids.
the bigger problem is the chromebooks.
also, if you're "touring different schools in different districts" you're playing a game that's way different from the average US kid. most schools are funded by local property taxes and in poor areas that means they get what they get.
- giantg2 3y agoLocal property taxes are a part of funding for most. However, most state and federal funds try to reduce the bias by providing more funding to the poorer schools. Some places might have large funding differences, but many are pretty close, including the ones we looked at. It seems like the private school didn't really have the diversity or anti-bullying in their pitch. Probably since they had other things to pitch. I'm not sure the public schools had anything else to pitch (except one had a pool).