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This 6 page paper looks at the issue of school choice, and talks about privatization and vouchers as well. Democracy is also discussed in terms of this controversy. The paper presents both sides of the issue and concludes in favor of school choice. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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It would upset the very school systems that the liberals have worked for, for decades. The idea of public school, where no one has a choice, but where safeguards are
implemented so every child gets the same education, is something that people do not want to let go of. There are two sides to the issue of course. While some
believe that the present school systems merely need rehabilitation, others see them as dismal failures needing a complete transition. If money is
poured into the existing system, everything will be fair. By allowing people to pick and choose, there is a fear that things will not be. The children with the more
interested parents will get into better schools and the underachievers from dismal backgrounds will continue to receive inferior educations. While that may be true to an extent, there is an
inherent admission that the present system is not working. There is also the idea that while things are supposed to be fair, the truth is that the better school districts
are those that are supported by higher taxes from the wealthier districts. It is that simple. Yet, one has to look at the problem from a political point of view.
Is the selection of schools another step toward democracy and free markets, or is it a way that public funds will be
used for private interests? The answer depends on who is asked. Liberals will say that when the private sector becomes involved, profit will be the only motive and schools will
suffer. The other side of that coin is that businesses are much more successful than public schools ever were. The lesson should be that schools must be competitive in order
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