Kansas Supreme Court gives state until June 30 to properly fund public schools

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(02-14-2016, 12:22 PM)StLucieBengal Wrote: It would be up to you to charge what you value as your time.   If you want a bunch of poor people then charge less.   I am quite sure it will be like a restaurant set up.  Some teachers will be the fast food variety pricing and others will be as high as they value their time and how others want their time.

So now we have poor people who are getting fat with 88 cent double cheeseburgers getting stupid with 88 cent curricula?  I honestly never cared about public education because when I was in school I noted no small amount of the kids there were just being kept off the streets until they were old enough to arrested.

Anyways, aren't there like a zillion non-state funded colleges in this country and tuition rates are through the roof?