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Hamlette Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jun-22-06 09:15 AM
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57. they may take mentally challenged but not disruptive
which means all the disruptive, difficult, delinquent kids will be in public schools, which will cause a faster move to private schools.

Which is not even my biggest gripe with private schools. My biggest gripe is the parents who send their kids there are the same parents who, if there kids were in public schools, would monitor the school and make sure it was properly funded and staffed and their kids were taken care of. All of them leave and the only people left in public schools are the the disenfranchised. And the public schools get worse. Can you say two tier society?

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