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Hard to conclude much from this, given New Jersey is consistently rated one of the top 2 states in the nation for K-12 education. The lesson may even be the op
by verteu 1y ago
Hard to conclude much from this, given New Jersey is consistently rated one of the top 2 states in the nation for K-12 education.
The lesson may even be the opposite: "If your school's biggest problem is 'too much money', outcomes will be pretty good."
- programjames 1y agoThe conclusion I drew is that even schools in the "top 2 states for K-12 education" are piss poor at education.
- jen20 1y agoWhere are you comparing to that has better outcomes?
- programjames 1y agoHomeschool or China.
- jen20 1y agoHomeschooling (in particular) has a bimodal distribution of outcomes depending on the reasons the parents do it.
- speakfreely 1y agoNew Jersey is probably the most socioeconomically segregated state in the country, mostly based on its school districts. It has crazy real estate prices precisely so parents can get their children into specific, high-performing school districts. These districts bring the state average up very high, but best of luck if your district is in the bottom 50%.