Attitudes are not right. The bureaucracy has promoted attendance and conformity, but has failed to maintain creativity, interest, and excellence. Money has proven to be insufficient to mend the ills. The truth is that what education requires, government cannot provide. It needs freedom.
Education needs a free market without government funding, direction, interference, or assistance.
What the legislators intended to improve they diminished. It does seem rather incredible to pose such a possibility. It's an appealing possibility, nevertheless. The sad fact is that public education has declined for the past thirty-five years. More and more money is tossed at the problem, but results are dismal.