well I know I am going to get jumped on for this one but here goes: Education has become big business and that is why there is such an over-rated push for college education. When it comes to grade school and high school, I'll defend the teachers, but NOT the administration. And I further believe that the teacher's hands are fairly tied due to federal/state requirements. Education may be important but what they are being taught is critical. The age old answer of throwing money at the problem obviously is not the answer. We will always have those that drop out and those who simply cannot afford or have no desire to go to college. We need decent paying jobs for them. Kids and I do means kids because it doesn't appear the maturity level is there (does not apply to each and very one of course - but overall) are graduating college with tens of thousands of $ in debt (how wise is that)for an "education" and they still cannot get a decent paying job and move back home with their parents. The problem is very complex and will not go away because of the political ties and money to be made. Look into your own school system and learn what kinds of games are played for federal funding.
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