Reply to a comment  Reply to this comment  shieldsawyer writes:
in response to sipowicz:  There are SO many problems with the
voucher system, but this is one of the most obvious. I have
taught in both private (religious) and public schools, and I
know that part of what makes a private school education
desirable is small class sizes and the personal attention that
comes as a result. When private schools start reaching maximum
capacity, class sizes go up, reducing the effectiveness of the
private school teacher. Anyone who doesn't believe in the
relevance between class size and quality of education is utterly
clueless. When the private school reaches its maximum, it starts
turning down students. Do we really believe that private schools
will be unbiased in their selection of who gets in and who
doesn't? The whole voucher system is horribly flawed, and this
is just one of the flaws that will affect the students who apply
for the vouchers.  Do you object to Sig schools lottery (where
certain students aren't allo