I'm totally for the school voucher thing. Simply because what it will amout to is a set monetary figure for how much per student the government will spend on educating each child, and schools will be competing with each other for students. So not only does quality come into play, so do the economies of scale. The strength's of the market economy brought to education. What I envision is that in the end there will be fewer, larger school "chains" that will dominate the education industry. This will allow education to be much more efficient than the current system, but the downfall may be the quality of education received at the lowest level, but that should be self correcting because word will get out to the parents. Unless of course there is only one school, and we end up with a monopoly... Sounds like a big gamble, but I'd be willing to toss the dice. The current system is broken here in the US anyway.
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