It s always been that way. Now picture if you will a kid that gets to switch from a public school to a private school because he s underpriveleged. The new kid, on top of the average new kid discomfort, stands a huge chance of being taunted and harassed for his background, his socio-economic standing and where he comes from. So while the kid may be in a better place on paper , he may be getting set-up for a long stretch in the emotional scarring department. Kids take things hard.
Kids take things to heart.
We should be thinking about the well-being and the welfare of the kids first. And I know that private school vouchers appear to do that on paper , but a kid is more than a collection of grades, test scores and publically assessed educational needs. Maybe he d have a hard time wherever he went. Sorry for the sharply serious turn today. Somebody s gotta remember that the majority of the nation didn t decide who s in charge.