I agree. It had to be done and I suspect it will continue in other areas as well. I’d hate to be a student with an inundation of non-English speaking classmates. Neither is going to learn very much in an environment like that.
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Agreed. The majority of failing public schools are in poor areas of the country. I still don’t see how vouchers help them when access to better private schools either don’t exist or if they do… have limit acceptance rates (aka they reject students).
Class size isn’t the only key to success in the classroom. I just used it as an example. When I visited a 3 private schools a few years ago… they ALL advertised their student to teacher ratio. What they didn’t advertise is low prices 
(25-50k per year)
In CA… there are specific ESL classes for them. However for the most part… the majority of immigrant kids where born here and thus have a decent grasp on the English language.
Why is that a problem?
The vouchers are not to help failing public schools.
They are to help the parents help the kids. Come on man!
That’s not true.
The voucher is useless if you cannot get accepted into the “good school”. So then what are you left with?
I was talking about parents and kids with that comment. Not the schools.
In the basement of churches…
Then open your eyes. Time for a change.
Sure.
Vouchers ain’t it. It’s just another subsidy for the rich and a sneaky way to fund exempt religious institutions with our tax dollars
Tough. You had your chance. Shouldn’t have critted the classroom.
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‘Circle of greed’: How a $1 million teacher scheme left hundreds of uncertified teachers in Texas classrooms
No wonder they can’t read…
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Interesting.
The department of education has failed. Shut it down!
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It’s a lot deeper than that.
A lot of critprogs want to take stuff from other countries.
Here’s some things. I don’t agree with everything, but it’s a good start.
That’s like literally the exact opposite of how school works in the hood. Or even in my rural county.
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