Voucher dilemma: Taxpayer cost jumped from $15.5 million to more than $300 million

[greg]

Voucher dilemma: Taxpayer cost jumped from $15.5 million to more than $300 million

The average participant now is a white female who never went to a public school and comes from a family earning more than $99,000.

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[Cavman]

And a black female could use same exact voucher to go anywhere too. Same money would go to send those kids go to public school. Sounds like public school system is mad kids aren't going there or more like that the money isn't going there.

 

[jwamplerusa]

There should be no net cost. Remove the stolen wages from the school the child was going to, and send it back to the parents from which it was taken to use as they see fit to educate their child.

(Yes, I know the above is an oversimplification, but you understand the concept)

 

[phylodog]

Clearly the answer is more tax money collected "for the children".

Just another segment of the system so corrupted and vile it needs to be starved into extinction and recreated by people interested in education.

 

[Ziggidy]

Remove the stolen wages from the school the child was going to, and send it back to the parents from which it was taken to use as they see fit to educate their child.

(Yes, I know the above is an oversimplification, but you understand the concept)

Just like the government. All the money comes from the taxpayer yet the taxpayer has little to no input in any decisions. They use our money to indoctrinate according to their will and not ours, just like the government.

I agree, pull out the money. Let them drown in their own sorrows. If they were doing their jobs we would not have so many parents looking for education elsewhere. As long as we keep feeding it, it will grow.

 

[Ark]

How much do they rake in property taxes every year? Those moderately high income white families are the ones writing checks that are ballooning like mad. It's their money.

 

[Shadow01]

There should be no net cost. Remove the stolen wages from the school the child was going to, and send it back to the parents from which it was taken to use as they see fit to educate their child.

(Yes, I know the above is an oversimplification, but you understand the concept)

Absolutely

 

[phylodog]

Approximately 40% of the property taxes go to pay for schools. What a bargain.

Oh wait, I forgot about the billions in federal tax money handed over via "debt relief".