Congrats Staley

[bullitpdq68]

Is the biggest hang up on school choice is that it also allows private schools into the decision?

 

[Veer2Eternity]

Is the biggest hang up on school choice is that it also allows private schools into the decision?

If they 're taking gubmint money will they be under the same restrictions as public schools?
Bye bye bible classes?

 

[bullitpdq68]

If they 're taking gubmint money will they be under the same restrictions as public schools?
Bye bye bible classes?

Not sure I worry to much about that.. but I think they should have to take up to a certain percentage of kids form say all backgrounds. I think that it should addressed that they cannot turn down certain kids until they meet the same diversity, disabled and EL percentage as the public schools district with which they operate.

 

[HHSX2]

Is the biggest hang up on school choice is that it also allows private schools into the decision?

Follow the money. My thoughts it is going to come down to public schools fighting for the almighty tax dollar. They have never had to compete against each other. In the past the School board ran your school down, still get the tax money. Oh no, we have to compete against a new or school district that invested in their teachers and campus. This may or may not be the case but it seems to always come down to money

 

[Veer2Eternity]

Not sure I worry to much about that.. but I think they should have to take up to a certain percentage of kids form say all backgrounds. I think that it should addressed that they cannot turn down certain kids until they meet the same diversity, disabled and EL percentage as the public schools district with which they operate.

No way no how that will fly .

The test scores will plummet thus exposing the fraud of the 'superior' education. The whole house of cards will fall then.

 

[r14veer]

Follow the money. My thoughts it is going to come down to public schools fighting for the almighty tax dollar. They have never had to compete against each other. In the past the School board ran your school down, still get the tax money. Oh no, we have to compete against a new or school district that invested in their teachers and campus. This may or may not be the case but it seems to always come down to money

If you think schools aren’t already competing, the naïveté is cute. The lack of knowledge is staggering.

 

[HHSX2]

Yes they do compete but no where near the extent this would cause. This would be on a whole different level.

 

[TheRealJoey]

Is that over on Stark Rd if I recall right?

At 120th St and Eastern Road, four school districts meet -- NKC, Liberty, Smithville and Kearney