But the way this law is written, that extra $4000 WILL go back into the classroom. So, I'm still not seeing the bad.
And the way this law is written, the poorest kids get the greatest amount of money for the voucher. In fact, I don't even have a dog in this hunt, because (a) we homeschool, and aren't eligible for the voucher; and (b) even if I wanted to send Da Boy to a private school, I still wouldn't get even the lowest amount of the voucher (which is $500), because we make too much.
I just found out that the average cost of a private school in Utah is $3800, if you take out the two highest priced ones. Which I find very interesting.
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Date: 2007-10-17 02:02 am (UTC)And the way this law is written, the poorest kids get the greatest amount of money for the voucher. In fact, I don't even have a dog in this hunt, because (a) we homeschool, and aren't eligible for the voucher; and (b) even if I wanted to send Da Boy to a private school, I still wouldn't get even the lowest amount of the voucher (which is $500), because we make too much.
I just found out that the average cost of a private school in Utah is $3800, if you take out the two highest priced ones. Which I find very interesting.