Agree but I think it’s vanishingly unlikely. Worst case scenario (this decade): some states make it harder. (Worst case scenario beyond this decade is past the event horizon, and that’s about the timescale that NYT/Harvard-style trial balloons have impact, so who knows.)
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"How much harder?" is the only real question.
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2 kids in public, one in private. It’s been really, really eye opening. It’s def reshaped my view of public and not for the better and I live in a “great” school district. Distance learning has only increased the gap in my perception.
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You should write about this
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In the US it has constitutional protection per SCOTUS rulings. It'd be a legit red flag if they tried to get rid of it without a constitutional amendment. And by red flag, I mean that's a line in the sand for us parents. And not the fake, we'll complain on twitter kind.
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When did that happen?
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It works fine in most other countries e.g. Germany where homeschooling is not permitted.
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It doesn’t. I wish my parents could have pulled me out of school when it was clearly very obviously causing psychological harm that I’m still trying to recover from.
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"physically and psychologically unsafe" is a good phrase - that expresses the way I've long felt about many school environments.
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“The only time many people will experience violence in their lives is in public school” -
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