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Put government in charge of schools and those that need the help will get less than those that need promotion.
In the end government schools are controlled by non educators, the unions.
"In Alameda County, for instance, a majority of students in both the Fremont Unified district and the Castro Valley Unified district scored proficient in English and math on the California Standards Test in the 2007-08 school year.
Yet Castro Valley, which enrolled a smaller proportion of English learners and low-income students, received $3,400 more per student that year $13,324, compared to Fremont's $9,908.
Conventional wisdom suggests that districts with more money perform better but that's not always the case."
What do you expect when a service is run by corrupt unions and politicians owned by the unions.
End the hostage taking of children by government.
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In the end government schools are controlled by non educators, the unions.
"In Alameda County, for instance, a majority of students in both the Fremont Unified district and the Castro Valley Unified district scored proficient in English and math on the California Standards Test in the 2007-08 school year.
Yet Castro Valley, which enrolled a smaller proportion of English learners and low-income students, received $3,400 more per student that year $13,324, compared to Fremont's $9,908.
Conventional wisdom suggests that districts with more money perform better but that's not always the case."
What do you expect when a service is run by corrupt unions and politicians owned by the unions.
End the hostage taking of children by government.
More...