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I don't have an end.
But off the top of my head, a previous governor of my state was able to completely rework the educational system by forcing school districts to compete with charter schools.
By allowing charter schools to compete with school districts through more funding, it opened the door and forced school districts to actually fund the quality of their education instead of just knowing they were the only choice for public education.
This also had the affect of more minority groups graduating and even competing with private schools in terms of test scores and GPAs.
The funding to the real schools was cut because they sent a lot of it to the charter schools. Where did this extra funding for the real schools come from?
90% of charter schools do not push an agenda? What agenda do they usually force onto the kiddies?
Actually no.
Charter schools are public schools.
If you're not going to actually discuss what I said, don't respond with your deranged rambles about agendas.
I don't like revealing any information about my residency.
Years online has taught me that something as general as the state is still too much.