Since having a reputation for violence would cause them to lose students, private schools have an incentive to institute appropriate disciplinary policies and school rules. Making schools safer isn't about finding a panacea for all schools, argued Volokh, but encouraging schools to discover what works for them. That means decentralizing public school management and providing more money to schools that succeed, rather than to those that fail. Child-centered funding and school choice among public, public charter, private secular, and private religious schools would achieve that goal. Freedom and accountability .
School violence brings the overwhelming logic of school choice into clear focus.
I think I'll pick a school where kids who openly admire Adolf Hitler and dress like criminals are not allowed in.