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I think that holds true for private schools but at the public level, I think the justification is more about the need for childcare created by the modern econ . Like, I need someone to watch my kid while i'm at work and if they learn something in the process, that'd be cool.
Right, but people don't tell themselves "I can't watch my kid so I subject them to moderated Lord of the Flies." You tell me what your story is. Generally the assumption is that it's going to work out well for the kid.
I *do* feel for parents in this situation, but only insofar as they're either ignorant or their child is in a rare net-enjoyable situation. Otherwise, it's not justifiable, and I will never pretend that is.
I def agree, and your pov makes me think that mine is little too realpolitik. And now that I think about it, college prep seems like a sorta insidious rationalization of the fly lord treatment that the majority of parents have internalized without too much thought
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