I'm not taking sides on this but I have a comment for everyone to think about. If every kid that was in a private school went to public schools (approx. 50,000 kids) then it would cost the state about 250,000,000 per year to educate these kids at the 5,000 per year per kid the state pays. Does anyone think the state has the extra money for this?

I'm not taking sides on this but I have a comment for everyone to think about. If every kid that was in a private school went to public schools (approx. 50,000 kids) then it would cost the state about 250,000,000 per year to educate these kids at the 5,000 per year per kid the state pays. Does anyone think the state has the extra money for this?

 

I'm pretty sure our taxes would cover it some how. if not, It's the government. The government makes the money.

So what do you think concerning question #2 asked by Guru?

No change is necessary, because I don't support Prop 20 and I don't believe in a separation. I simply think it's a bad idea.

 

Besides, the All A Classic is an independent entity, unaffiliated with the KHSAA. Even if Prop 20 was adopted, the All A Classic is under no obligation to follow suit ... it is basically a giant, two-stage invitational tournament.

No change is necessary, because I don't support Prop 20 and I don't believe in a separation. I simply think it's a bad idea.

 

Besides, the All A Classic is an independent entity, unaffiliated with the KHSAA. Even if Prop 20 was adopted, the All A Classic is under no obligation to follow suit ... it is basically a giant, two-stage invitational tournament.

 

Why are the private schools dominating?

 

This is question #2. What about an answer to that?

Why are the private schools dominating?

 

This is question #2. What about an answer to that?

No, that's the third question. :lol:

No, that's the third question. :lol:

 

 

Why or why not is all inclusive with question #1.... :thumb: :laugh: