Anonymous #2 1w

quite a few people on here

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Anonymous OP 1w

like who show me a ss

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Anonymous OP 1w

this could mean a million things

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Anonymous #2 1w

i mean i think the overall message is pretty unambiguous

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Anonymous #4 1w

This religious aspect is also what allows private schools, under current Supreme Court precedent, to heavily discriminate against students, families, and teachers based on their own religious rules. Private schools are frequently used to isolate wealthy kids from their peers, and are particularly used as a method of effective educational segregation.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Ultimately, I think it’s better for everyone to be educated in a well funded public school system alongside their peers. That lessens social stratification, and when done right will ensure everyone gets a high quality of education.

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Anonymous OP 1w

I’d disagree

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Anonymous #4 1w

what about high performing secular schools

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Anonymous OP 1w

Secular schools are a small minority of private schools, just under a quarter. Even private secular schools are often a tool for the wealthy to isolate their kids. Kids who are high performing should have access to accelerated learning, but there are methods to do that publicly. I would know, I attended dual enrollment classes at a nearby community college through the Virginia Governors School program.

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Anonymous #4 1w

i know i went to a magnet school but most districts in this country are shut

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Anonymous OP 1w

*shit

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Anonymous OP 1w

improve public schools first discourage private schools second at the very least

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Anonymous OP 1w

We need to fix public education in this country. That’s an essential part of the process of phasing out private schools.

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Anonymous #4 1w

also the rich can isolate their kids if they want

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Anonymous OP 1w

Well right now the biggest priority is actually preventing private schools from taking away all the money from public education. Because currently the conservative-driven “school choice movement” is trying to funnel public school money into religious private schools through voucher programs. Right now the priority is damage control because it’s getting worse.

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