It's funny too because it sounds like they don't like the free market. Just as in your other post about how markets are incompatible with public schooling, even the private schools recognize that if families are given the ability to switch back and forth between schools as much as they want, the school culture will take a hit and it will be much harder to educate students.
It's funny too because it sounds like they don't like the free market. Just as in your other post about how markets are incompatible with public schooling, even the private schools recognize that if families are given the ability to switch back and forth between schools as much as they want, the school culture will take a hit and it will be much harder to educate students.