Our Nation Needs Vouchers and School Choice

The country needs school coupons to enable us to face reality - public schools fail. Since 1960, the SAT score has steadily declined. Other tests conducted by an independent research group on senior high school students indicate that the quality of public education has fallen dramatically over the past few decades. The national voucher system will be a good start to regain educational competition and parents' choice. With the continued decline in the quality of education, the cost of public schools has increased significantly.

Since 2005, there are few talks about vouchers at the national level. In states with some sort of voucher system, the school selection program and the type of public opinion may vary widely. In a study conducted by a nationwide survey company, 11% of respondents finally solve the educational flaws of the country when school vouchers are a good idea and when asked about their feelings about school vouchers I thought that. 67% of respondents think vouchers are a good idea, but they can not solve the educational problems of that country 17% of respondents say that vouchers are not a good idea worse (Weil , 2002)

Particularly in areas where there are many rural populations like CA - 04, coupons are coupons, "school choice" is meaningless. Essentially, charters and vouchers use "solutions" to treat symptoms and make the problem even worse. It is like drinking whiskey to treat a hangover. If we really want to offer quality education to all students, we need to seriously take the needs of each school's students and fund each school accordingly.

Established by Milton and Rose Friedman in 1996, EdChoice is a non-profit organization aimed at promoting universal school vouchers and other forms of school choice. In order to protect vouchers, students randomly receiving a voucher quote an empirical study that applies for a voucher but loses a random tie and shows higher academic performance than a student who does not receive a voucher. , Reduce apartheid, provide better service to students receiving special education, do not absorb funds from public schools

Krug is against the idea of ​​choosing schools, ie withdrawing money from the public school system and redirecting it to private schools and primary schools through voucher systems. In most cases, the voucher beneficiary is a parent who can pay private school tuition fees without vouchers. Why do I need to obtain funds from public schools until public schools are limited to universal service for students with different needs? It seems like a plan for us. From now until March 20, please see CD 4 for the signature that needs to include your name on the ballot even if other Democrats are not interested in the Board of Education. If you want to bring clipboard for Tim, please contact him through his Facebook page to get a petition.