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I am also concerned about the abuses of the system! What happens when that low income welfare mother with 5 kids makes it through the required college hours to start her own school in her own home with her 5 children as students? Are you willing to give her $2500-$5000 per child a month in her private school?
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The government could still impose minimum requirements on private schools. Just like they do right now.
You already have the option of home schooling your children as well. How would your scenerio be different?
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What about other questionable organizations like Arian brotherhoods, KKK, organized crime, or gang bangers find a way to utilize this free money???
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Same thing as existing private schools.
The state would no longer be able to dictate other content...but that is the whole point. That state's concern should be the advancement of the child's education, not indoctrination into the state's pet ideology.
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I know a Mormon family with 15 kids should they be paid, $75,000 monthly for their brood???
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Maybe...the state is already spending $75,000 on their brood
anyway. Right?
Vouchers are
proportional. It is a per-child credit. That money would be spent either way. The only question is should it be spent by the parent or by the state?
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I'm also not convinced that the price of private schools would decrease?
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It has to. because if it doesnt, they wont be able to compete with the public system. Nothing will change if you are correct. You have nothing to lose in that respect.
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Then the schools will add to the cost to eliminate undesirables, getting around any discrimination laws???
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If they are recieveing state money, they will be bound by discrimination laws.
Existing private schools are not bound by discrimination laws because they do not currently receive state money.