This is part of the reason I’m very much pro school choice. Give a credit to each family to do with what they wish.
It’ll drive down costs and let those who want to do at home teaching stay that way. But I suspect many schools would have immediately switched back to in person. It lets the parents and community decide what’s best, instead of teachers and union heads.
If it’s designed correctly it should increase aptitude and decrease cost. What’s not to like?
This is part of the reason I’m very much pro school choice. Give a credit to each family to do with what they wish.
It’ll drive down costs and let those who want to do at home teaching stay that way. But I suspect many schools would have immediately switched back to in person. It lets the parents and community decide what’s best, instead of teachers and union heads.
If it’s designed correctly it should increase aptitude and decrease cost. What’s not to like?