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And perversely, if a government program under-performs it get more resources such that it's gotten to the point where some of the worst performing schools in Am
by dschobel 17y ago
And perversely, if a government program under-performs it get more resources such that it's gotten to the point where some of the worst performing schools in America spend the most money per student.
Hopefully Arne Duncan will extend the precedent he set in Chicago by closing schools which consistently under-perform.
- dantheman 17y agoI really think the school voucher program where parents can decide where to send their kids will be the best. Heck, you could get on a professor and a assistant to open a one room school house and teach 15 kids. The parents make sure they like the curriculum and that's that. Imagine rapid innovation that could take place if we removed the regulations/certifications and allowed parents to choose.