Newsmaker: Arguments for and against school choice
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2023
- In this week's episode of John Hook's Newsmaker Saturday, we're talking with Lisa Graham Keegan, former Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction, who is in favor of vouchers to allow parents to choose where their children attend school, public or private.
Beth Lewis from Save Our Schools is taking the side of public schools, saying vouchers take away from funding and hurt the most vulnerable populations.
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Thanks for hosting two different perspectives on this. Not much of that happening elsewhere right now.
This has been a very informative debate. I appreciate the civility. I know there's always a difference between views and facts that back up each. These ladies and moderator handled the discussion very well. Good things to think about.
My son made it to 7th grade in public school and couldn’t spell at even a kindergarten level. ESA for private special education school was a life changer. He is graduating in May… Can read, write, spell, is in Physics, and is excited to learn a trade.
He would have been another statistic of the failing school system.
The end of this debate was that SOS couldn't even get enough signatures to get it on a ballot. That wasn't some accident. Parents didn't want it, so they didn't sign petitions for it.
Coffee makers are useful in culinary elective classes
School choice is a win win for everybody, except teacher's unions that stand to lose dues from fewer union teachers.
No way, best societies and education in the world are the ones whose goverment improve public schools to the point that the private group wants to be in it.
The words government and improving on the same sentence is just asinine. The government is not helping schools at all and making them worse. Get the government out of school.
Indiana has it. Best to ever happen!!!!!
That school teacher wants more money!!
Of course she does. As a teacher who is now expected to toilet train children, be their therapist in times of crisis, teach reading and writing, solve every peer conflict and wrangle 30 children at a time, I also want to make enough to live independently in a one bedroom apartment. But I don’t, and I can’t! I think every profession would like a livable wage, especially ones that serve vulnerable parts of the community, like children. Should we all go into sales and let the nation rot because we can’t pay living wages to crucial jobs? Lol
@@laurend2419 a teacher is not expected to toilet train children nor be their therapist. It's just something narcissistic teachers have taken on because it makes them feel powerful. We would all like more money. When I was in the military I would have liked more money but I never spoke of it because I didn't serve to make money but rather because I deemed it the right thing to do to donate a portion of my life for the betterment of my country. If a school teacher is there for the money instead of the job then they should probably quit and take a different job and let people who actually care about the job of education do the teaching. The thing about money is that if money is your number one goal you can never have enough. You will always want more. If you put money before children then you shouldn't be a teacher and that's what the female in the video is doing. Shame on her.
What many don’t know is ESA is a huge help for Foster Kids, Special Education for Children with Disabilities, and for Kids in Low Income F-Rated dangerous schools.
70% of Black teachers and Family support ESA
Seems to me the people of Texas should be voting on school vouches.
Shout out to my sate of Utah 😁
the sate of Utah seems sad
@@lug.5329 sad?
@@20mik20 yes, it's a sate.
@@lug.5329 intresting
There are many people who can barely afford it, yet send their children to christian schools..
Why not also have police choice?
Great convo. The leftist won.
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"Normal" child. Nice.
SOS lady is listing items that were approved by Hoffman, our prior superintendent, who WANTED to undermine the program. She's being manipulative, implying that people under Horne approved those items on the $22m day. Not only did this not occur on that day, it wasn't even under the current administration. I'm willing to listen to both sides, but when you're immediately disingenuous, your whole perspective is just as immediately dismissed as b.s.
Why don't they offer context for the "coffee maker?" Was this for a special needs child? Special needs children are entitled to vocational training, and are often limited on the types of vocations that they have the cognitive ability to pursue. So, it's wrong for a developmentally disabled student with an ESA to have vocational training that would allow them to pursue employment as a barista?
What about rural areas, where there are no other viable options for participation in open enrollment? Those children don't matter? They shouldn't have ANY choices?
@@lisalisa2375this will give incentives for private schools to open in rural areas. Not to mention give the parents in rural areas homeschool options
School choice, end the monopoly of government schools. Give me a break you do not care about students.
Here is an idea, those public schools with a budgeted deficit should just spend less money… When you lose students, you should lose teachers as well.. Don’t have enough students for a specific grade level, switch to a hybrid Montessori method like charter schools general do… Oh, and maybe more parents want to homeschool because of subjects being taught in schools are not as important as the core math, reading, wiring, history, and science classes…