Schools don't need more money. They need competition. Nothing will achieve positive results faster than competition. Vouchers and school choice are a start.
Schools don't need more money. They need competition. Nothing will achieve positive results faster than competition. Vouchers and school choice are a start.
I've always wondered if the ratio of administrative cost compared to the actual teaching costs translate into a ruler for success. I have this notion that the higher the administrative part of the ratio, the worse the schools are likey to perform. Are there any real statistics on this?