Persuasive Speech: Who Should Pay for Public School?

"There is no worse tyranny than forcing men to pay money they do not want" (Robert A. Heinlein) This is what happens to families who do not use the local public school system. Families of private schools, families without children, and families whose children do not attend school should not pay public school taxes to local towns and villages. Unlike public school users, these families do not use this special public service. Therefore, these families should not be required to pay public school taxes.

Maggie: Hello. I have a family who conducted an external test on my son's language and language. Public schools paid for it, but experts suggested doing neuropsychological evaluation. Public school denied the cost of paying Neuro-psych, stated that it was only recommended and the team did not agree. She then refused the new IEP without further testing. What measures should she take to enable public schools to pay for external testing? Donna: My son is a 10th grader, and a third grader expires in January 2016. The school said they do not have to test him any longer because they already have enough data. He has received lectures and academic resource services at school since first grade. It hangs on me, but would you like to know that he should test him again this time? My idea is that he should at least accept the test.

Students in Iowa state public schools have completely different experiences from Louisiana students. In terms of public service, the phrase "you get the price you pay" is perfectly relevant. Public schools should also have the same standards nationwide as dropout rates of high school vary from state to state. Children in Iowa and other northern provinces are educated by children in the southern province because the tax base is totally different. Taxpayers should pay for public education. The only problem is that 50 states have different standards.

Public schools educate so many citizens that everyone in our country - regardless of parents - should be taxed to support our education system. We all benefit from the education the students receive at public schools. Our future doctors, firefighters and our daily reliable teachers are educated at local public schools. People with problems can safely know who will help you, such as firefighters. They got good training at school and received good training at a later time. Providing quality education in public school systems is important for the strength of our communities and countries.

Families not going to schools that are funded by the government should not be required to pay taxes to support universal education. (Opposite)