05-15-2016, 12:15 AM
(05-14-2016, 11:58 PM)Benton Wrote: I feel like you're going in two directions here. I may just not be following.
At the start it seems like we're talking about education, but then you move on to a welfare kind of thing.
What I'm referring to is more the need to expose young people to a variety of subjects, regardless of race or income. That's more difficult to do in poorer income districts because of the way most states fund education.
You are talking about is more than basic education. Public education is for basic education. I think what you should be calling for is a voucher program so they can use that money at any school.
They have those specific programs based on the schools down here but it basically kills neighborhood schools.
