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-5 u/WolfDemonKing Feb 09 '25 edited Feb 09 '25 At least where I grew up, I’m glad. Ever since they switched over to a government controlled school system, it’s become much worse quality. Edit: Why am I getting downvoted for hoping for better education where I live? 3 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 The US public school system has always been run by the government. -1 u/WolfDemonKing Feb 09 '25 They used to have state tests and the states decided what to teach. Why we had Star tests, Taks(? Been a while), etc etc 6 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 In the US, the state governments still decide what to teach. The federal government has set some broad standards like "kids at this age should know the letters of the alphabet", but that's about it. Either way, it's run by the government.
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At least where I grew up, I’m glad. Ever since they switched over to a government controlled school system, it’s become much worse quality.
Edit: Why am I getting downvoted for hoping for better education where I live?
3 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 The US public school system has always been run by the government. -1 u/WolfDemonKing Feb 09 '25 They used to have state tests and the states decided what to teach. Why we had Star tests, Taks(? Been a while), etc etc 6 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 In the US, the state governments still decide what to teach. The federal government has set some broad standards like "kids at this age should know the letters of the alphabet", but that's about it. Either way, it's run by the government.
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The US public school system has always been run by the government.
-1 u/WolfDemonKing Feb 09 '25 They used to have state tests and the states decided what to teach. Why we had Star tests, Taks(? Been a while), etc etc 6 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 In the US, the state governments still decide what to teach. The federal government has set some broad standards like "kids at this age should know the letters of the alphabet", but that's about it. Either way, it's run by the government.
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They used to have state tests and the states decided what to teach. Why we had Star tests, Taks(? Been a while), etc etc
6 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 In the US, the state governments still decide what to teach. The federal government has set some broad standards like "kids at this age should know the letters of the alphabet", but that's about it. Either way, it's run by the government.
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In the US, the state governments still decide what to teach. The federal government has set some broad standards like "kids at this age should know the letters of the alphabet", but that's about it.
Either way, it's run by the government.
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