The link between high quality public education and economic development is clear. Outstanding public schools provide the foundation for professional and advanced skills training and are therefore necessary for the development of a strong, competitive workforce. Strategic investments in our schools that improve student performance are therefore wise investments in our province’s human capital. Is that link clear? Is there no way to develop advanced skills without forcefully extracting money from the public and churning kids through 12 years of unionised government employees? Of course skills require learning but it is not clear this requires school at all, let alone public school. Im not sure what about public schools cannot be replaced by an internet connection, an attentive parent and free play in the neighbourhood.
Posted on: Mon, 03 Nov 2014 20:38:42 +0000
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