Vouchers only tilt things in favor of private schools.
The problem (US) is we've been steadily decreasing the relative cap on public school spending.
If the spending wasn't so little, you'd probably be a lot more adamant about that voucher.
The problem (US) is we've been steadily decreasing the relative cap on public school spending.
If the spending wasn't so little, you'd probably be a lot more adamant about that voucher.
That 10K doesn't fix it overnight, but it does raise salaries which would increase competition in the talent pool.
Where are you from?
Things cost more in the US. Look how much we spend on the military. The fact we can and should spend more on edu isn't even debatable.
What needs to be debated is how do we stop the squanderers?