11-07-2015, 05:02 PM
(11-07-2015, 04:37 PM)RoyleRedlegs Wrote: So you want to essentially tax parents for their kids' school struggles?
Cutting costs on admins is the right start.
Making it potentially harder on poor families is not.
Giving them the option to send their kids to charter schools or private schools is a better way to get them involved.
There is no way to tax or legislate family involvement. It's largely a cultural thing. It has to start there.
I highlighted a couple of spots but this will pertain to the whole deal.
I don't see a problem with them paying a users fee. Obviously there are ways to lessen that blow by allowing monthly payments or allowing parents to volunteer at school to pay their fees.
On the opinions .... I agree and this is why the first step in my mind is a users fee. If parents have to write a check or volunteer. Then they can see if their kids school is working or not. No one wants to make a bad investment. And it's time we let these bad schools die off.
