View Poll Results: Should our government step out of education?
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Yes!
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No, but the education system needs to be reformed.
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No, I like the education system the way it is.
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Jan 18th, 2012, 10:36 AM
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Re: WHY is our government involved in education?
 Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Yeah, you're wrong. A factor of 10x is WAY too low, at least in the US.
That's high compared to the UK. Here, the government pays roughly £6k per year per student, and the top public schools charge about £10k per term, meaning that they get about £36k per year (including the government's £6k), or 6 times the state fees. Lesser public schools charge from about £3k per term, meaning that they receive about £15k per year, so only 2.5 times the state fees.
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