I knew this was one of your comments before reading the username . mgonnabackawayslowly . jpg <| sep |> You ' re a little late on that . They removed this months ago , because it was an exploit . <| sep |> Hmmm true statement . <| sep |> I dunno man , I ' m hoping it ' s something else because I ' ve never hear about that before <| sep |> If admins took down all subs fuelling false stories they ' d have no subs left . Awh i guess you want ' free speech ' to mean ' speech i like , everything else is hate speech ' I guess you want to live in a world made of cotton balls and fur . Fuck off the internet if you ' re triggered by literally anyone elses opinions <| sep |> A nice knife csgo <| sep |> I was there . I gave here the clap . <| sep |> Vouchers are sort of a free market attempt at education . Here are a few things I learned spending 2 years on a California Grand Jury , charged with the citizen group audit of the county K 12 schools , a few years back , when vouchers where a hot topic . Many average families that want to have their kids in private schools , for a variety of reasons , but most wanted more control in their children ' s education . Those families usually end up paying around twice as much for their children ' s education as a family that pays taxes and uses the county school system . Vouchers are an attempt to get some tax credit for the taxes those families pay for schools they are not using . For example , if they paid $ 1 , 000 in school taxes for county schools they where entitled to , but not using and then paying $ 1 , 500 for private schools , the total education cost would be $ 2 , 500 vs the $ 1 , 000 it would cost the family that used the county schools . If the Vouchers where for , let ' s say 75 %, then for the $ 1 , 000 school tax they paid , they would get a $ 750 voucher that could be redeemed at the private school , lowering their portion of the $ 1 , 500 tuition to $ 750 . They would still be paying the $ 1 , 000 tax , and the $ 1 , 500 tuition , minus the $ 750 voucher , for total education cost of $ 1 , 750 . The county school would end up with the extra $ 250 and have one less child to educate . Let ' s say the school system has a 1 , 000 students , and received $ 1 , 000 for each , it would be a million dollar budget . Say 10 % of the students where able to vouch out , they would only have 900 students but still have a $ 925 , 000 budget , $ 900 , 000 for the actual kids enrolled , and the $ 25 , 000 left on the table from the 100 students that opted out . That would be $ 1 , 027 per student vs $ 1 , 000 per student pre vouchers . If 50 % vouched out , the county would have $ 1 , 250 per student , a 25 % increase . Sounds like a winwin doesn ' t it ? So why the opposition ? Several reasonsThe monetary increase per student would not be that dramatic , because a substantial number of taxpayers do not have school aged children and the county would continue to receive the full school tax revenue from those childless taxpayers . The school system may lose a few teachers if enough students left but saving would be minimal , and the cost of administration , buildings , bussing , and other personal is not likely to decrease . The unions are against vouchers because , even though private school teachers are generally paid better , they are not unionized , and a decrease in the number of government teachers would mean less dues for the unions . I think the biggest opposition is because the county education system fears they could not compete with the private schools , and it would force them to be more transparent with the budgets and more efficient in both the actual educating and cost control . The funding of education is incredibly convoluted . Our small county has more than a dozen different school districts , each with their own boards and administration . The one thing I wanted to accomplish as a Grand Jury member , was to get an accurate total cost of educating each child per day , in each district . I failed . There are so many over lapping budgets , bus funding , library funding , lunch funding , after school funding , sports program funding , an unknown amount of grants and special funding , and buildings full of administrators , book keepers , and secretaries . I will say with a high degree of certainty , we should be able to put every student in a private school for far less cost .