In the US we (still) have the ability to take our children's education into our own hands and provide sometimes affordable private/charter schools along with homeschooling. I am a product of public schools. But today in the US the public schools have become a dumping land for the worst offenders, illegal children (you do not dare ask if a child is here legally or not), and special needs students (in reality or not). I am sure other countries do not deal with the issues that public schools in the US deal with.
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Robochess 9 years, 9 months ago
It would be interesting to see the family data on the children that drop out. Where is the family values placed?
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Nickolas 9 years, 9 months ago
In the US we (still) have the ability to take our children's education into our own hands and provide sometimes affordable private/charter schools along with homeschooling. I am a product of public schools. But today in the US the public schools have become a dumping land for the worst offenders, illegal children (you do not dare ask if a child is here legally or not), and special needs students (in reality or not). I am sure other countries do not deal with the issues that public schools in the US deal with.
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