Comments by "sdrc92126" (@sdrc92126) on "Do Public Schools Really Suck? Don't Ask Me, Ask the Teachers." video.

$0.5M is spent on every class. $17,500/student X 24 students per class. Where is all of the money going? I could teach 4 kids in my living room for $80k/year and guarantee that they'll pass the GED by the 8th grade.
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Oregon and a few other places have dropped reading requirements for high school graduation. America's competitors are laughing.
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"You dropped a hundred and fifty grand on a f----n' education you coulda' got for a dollar fifty in late charges at the public library. "
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You can learn anything on the internet. 1 guy in his kitchen 1 million student learners. Change my mind
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The valedictorian from my engineering college was homeschooled and was a perfectly normal well adjusted guy. I did not know about the home schooling part until after I'd know him for a few years
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@RuffiRaggaMuff The #1 ranked private high school school in my state was very 'poor' compared with nearby competing high schools. It did not have sports facilities or amenities like cafeterias or auditoriums and the teachers. I have a hard time thinking of anything necessary in schools that costs a lot of money
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It's better to buy a cheaper home in a less expensive area so that you can stay home and teach the kids yourself
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In a low to no competition environment, what is the purpose of an education, it does not give you any advantage
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@SarahR2D2 But most aren't. Besides, calculus is only used by 0.001% of people in the real world, mostly by calculus teachers 🤣
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@Dionysus-gv9lz Socialism is the struggle, the revolution. It is the war, but at the end of the war lies utopia, so carry on.
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@rebekahmontesdeoca565 Luckily I figured out early on, that mastery of the base allows you to coast through everything else. Well, on further reflection, maybe coasting isn't such good idea.:body-blue-raised-arms:
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