Beyond this silly idea that education undermines capitalism, private schools have to follow tons of laws. They are also almost universally accredited on a regular basis based on a number of metrics and curriculum standards.
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Beyond this silly idea that education undermines capitalism, private schools have to follow tons of laws. They are also almost universally accredited on a regular basis based on a number of metrics and curriculum standards.
You mean they have to meet the same criteria as public schools?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
Varies from state to state and depends how to define "criteria".
It gets complex. They get governed by states exercising their individual jurisdiction, by one of the six regional accreditation associations, and in some cases by a national association. Accreditation is explicitly not governmental though various government bodies can be highly involved with the associations. Rather they're peer-standards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Being
A half dozen "union thugs" articles later, and you're all for repealing this supposed legislation, and letting all flowers blossom, misinformed and undereducated they may be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
Um, not exactly. :weird:
I suspect in ten years or so we'll see!