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At the end of the day, this is what happens when you let schools fail and be underfunded for decades.

Then I ask this, Why is it that Charter schools and Private Schools are preceived to be better than Public Schools if all is equal?

A few guys I know that went to Marshall got dismissed finished their eligibility at a D2 HBCU only to come back to Marshall and finish their degrees.

Most schools now offer lifetime scholarships. Alot of players are going back and getting their degrees because the APR now counts for 6 years

Im also of the belief that home-school kids shouldnt be able to play for Public Schools. If the private schools want to take them in, sure but not the public schools

Those schools are failing becauae the Government allowed them to fail overtime.

Why not use that money to fix the issue with those schools? Also these grants arent for academically better students just students with low income.

I dont think it will effect Dade as much as other places like Broward which will definitely see a massive decline in Public school football.

What will be something to watch is if these private schools will start to raise their tuition essentially requiring more public money.

I see that, I guess you can call her family carpet baggers because of their strong presence in Central Florida.

What makes this worst is that Florida is rated near the bottom in public school education and possibly have some of the worst the worst inner-city public school systems in the country. And instead of using that money to improve the schools and they will instead put that money to pull possibly...

That is not what is being discussed. What is being discussed it taking public tax money that would go to Public Schools are instead being given out to kids to attend private schools. If you want to attend a private school either A. You pay for it or B. The school provides scholarships from...

This is the section that should be called the Josh Jobe Rule "The new voucher program would place priority on the students from the lowest-income families. All students in the program would be eligible until they graduate high school or turn 21, whichever comes first. "

Seems like the State of Florida doesnt give af for Public School districts but then again Betsy Devos is from Florida and we all know how she feels about Public Schools.