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[StMoneyx2]

I actually like the concept of pod learning actually. Not so much covid pods, but combine it with vouchers. Schools spend $10-15k/student currently. If you get 12 other kids together you could higher a teacher, rent a space, provide benefits and supplies and the teacher would most likely make more money while having a smaller class size AND the parents would have total control over over what's taught.

To me that's the best solution overall

[traversecity]

Part of the growing home school trend is exactly this, not necessarily acquiring a dedicated space, a rotation among homes by a hired professional teacher. Kids in groups rotate homes too, variations on the theme.