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CleanAirIsMyFetish t1_iu8ft25 wrote

That’s not scalable though and there will undoubtedly be huge swaths of the county that will be left in the dust because they’re poor. If the students can’t pay for the education who does? The DoE? Now we’re back where we started

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Striking-Screen-3619 t1_iu8i00d wrote

Regarding the Department of Education, yes, they are threatened by these schools that currently exist. However, we should work to encourage more business owners to establish charter schools because they have proven to be successful. We can’t let government bureaucracy stand in the way of children’s education. Libertarian’s are ready for this. On the federal level the past two presidential candidates wanted to abolish the department of education.

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Striking-Screen-3619 t1_iu8hp2y wrote

If the charter school is in their district they are not left out. Charter schools are free,. How is it not scalable if they meet the Department of Education standards?

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