Vouchers Should Not Be Allowed In Public Schools

In a time where education is becoming more and more important, many parents feel that their own public schools simply aren’t enough. Because private education can focus on subjects and matters that public schools simply wouldn’t, many parents have felt the need to send their children to a private school. While Vouchers work as a catalyst to pay for a child’s education who wouldn’t be able to afford it in the first place, private education still needs reform for it to be funded by the government. Many people in today’s times seem to ask the question “Is the system in place for the vouchers fair?”. In theory the idea of vouchers seem like a wonderful plan to get a better education to children who can’t afford it, but there also seems to be …show more content…
He says that charter schools and schools with voucher students are put in place to make public schools step up their game. Students who are part of the private schools tend to test higher, and the voucher students are no exception. The students who are part of the voucher programs test just as high as the students who payed full tuition, and it’s most likely because of them being able to study on that higher level. At first , vouchers all give the impression of greatness but don’t come without …show more content…
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