09-22-2020, 04:59 PM
(09-22-2020, 04:45 PM)michaelsean Wrote: It depends on what public school system you are in. I was most likely always going to send my kids to Catholic school, but it took about a year of living where I do and hearing how the kids speak to make it a no doubter, and I’m not talking about current teen speak I’m talking about horrendous grammar. It doesn’t mean the school is no good, but rather the environment. Where my kids went to school about 98% go on to college. Obviously not all graduate, but going to college is the goal of virtually every student. There’s no way you are going to have the same atmosphere at a 40% school.
I don't blame anyone who wants to send their kids to private schools. We just can't take money away from public schools to pay for private schools.
Health care should work the same way. The government should provide a certain level of health care for all citizens. The people who want to spend more for more extensive care still can, but we can't take money away from the public option to pay for individuals who wnat more.
