School vouchers

[Max Sawicky]

>
> That is the point. If you prevent vendors from selecting
students, I
doubt any would be able to make money. As to implementation, it
doesn't
seem so hard to prevent socilaization of losses and privatization
of
gains, although this may be my blissful ignorance of all things
governmental speaking. I am not talking about complex racial
discrimination measures or anything like that, I am talking about
kicking out of the program any school that poses any admission
barrier in front of any student for any reason.>

The trouble is that schools could devise ways of filtering that
are hard to monitor or prevent.  One is simply location.  Another
is the type of curriculum.  Another is non-monetary costs of
application.  Another is the type of hospitality a school
management shows to parents.  To some extent, a high-cost student
can be eased out by subtle pressures.

All this aside, the increased ability to evade labor standards is
a sufficient means of making money, even abstracting from the
selection of pupils.

mbs