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The Water Cooler – Would You Support A School Voucher Program In California?

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The “Water Cooler” is a feature on Claycord.com where we ask you a question or provide a topic, and you talk about it.

The “Water Cooler” will be up Monday-Friday at noon.

QUESTION: Would you support a school voucher program in California?

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(School vouchers give parents the freedom to choose a private school for their children, using all or part of the public funding set aside for their child’s education.)

Talk about it….

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Hi,
Yes. Let the parents decide where to send their kids. There would be an insetive for keeping good teachers and weed out the bad ones.

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Absolutely. Force the schools to compete for my dollars rather than being guaranteed taxpayer funds regardless of their effectiveness. Might help the schools move a little back toward education and away from indoctrination.

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Schools already have to compete for your dollars. The state funds public schools based on attendance. If a student attends private school, the public school will not receive funding for that student.

Absolutely not. No public funds to religious institutions (99% of private schools)

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Absolutely would support.
School vouchers means schools and teachers have to step up their game.
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Also support abolishing jimmy THE WIMP carter’s department of education. Kids need to be educated not taught how to pass a government test.
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How many teachers, administrators and members of state legislature
could pass this 8 th grade test.
https://tinyurl.com/32877sm4

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Public funds should not be used to pay for private or religious schools.
There are alternatives, parents can home school their children,
send them to a public school, or don’t have children if they cannot afford them.
However, when I was younger, community colleges were tuition-free,
and I do believe community colleges should go back to being tuition-free.

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I agree

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Yes
absolutely
100%

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Absolutely yes!

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Absolutely yes ….. CA public schools are so bad anything has to be better…. the unions are supported by the governor – the governor in turn gives in to the union for anything they want … CA used to be in the top 5 of the country academically, now the bottom 5 and the teachers and staff are among the highest paid in the country (recently in EB Times the salary range was between $74K – $115K for 9 months work and how many “Teacher” days?) … the $$ funding / per student in CA is among the top in the country – what is the public school system doing with the $$ ? Auditors can’t even figure it out….

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Do you only pay rent 9 months out of the year?

I would support lowering my property taxes when my childen finish MDUSD!

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Yes. If you use the voucher to send your child to a private school, it reduces the costs of the public school by what should be a like amount. It should force the public schools to be managed better (or they will just try to get taxes raised like they always seem to do).

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YES!

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Yes, on general.

Schools need to accredited thru objective educational & academic standards to be eligible to collect vouchers.

It’ll never happen in CA because teacher unions control Dem politicians.

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Yes absolutely best thing for the kids I think the teachers cartel will fight that tooth and nail they want to make sure every child is indoctrinated

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No. This takes funding from public schools. If parents prefer alternatives, let them pay for it.

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Only an idiot thinks vouchers are a solution – basically you’d be paying rich parents who send their kids to private schools already or pay for home school supplies for home schoolers like a computers and Bibles. If you want a voucher program to actually help kids, limit it to districts in the bottom 10% of income below $40k …
School Vouchers Were Supposed to Save Taxpayer Money. Instead They Blew a Massive Hole in Arizona’s Budget.
https://www.propublica.org/article/arizona-school-vouchers-budget-meltdown

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