Almost 20 percent of K-12 students in North Carolina are not attending traditional public schools.
Enrollment in the state’s traditional public schools has fallen during the past few years as more and more students attend private, charter or home schools, The News & Observer reported Friday. North Carolina’s proportion of students enrolled in traditional public schools now sits at 80.8 percent.
“Families are more attuned to and used to having choices at their fingertips, and that is entering education as well,” Parents For Educational Freedom Interim President Brian Jodice said. “We’re no longer in this mindset that because I live at this address or this ZIP code I have to attend this particular school that works for many students but doesn’t have to be the only choice.”
The National Center for Education Statistics anticipated that out of the 3.6 million students expected to graduate from high school in 2018, 3.3 million graduates would receive their degrees from public high schools. This proportion is over 10 percent higher than the aforementioned North Carolina rate.
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3 comments:
Thats because they are sick of the marxist indoc centers we used to refer to as public education.
For decades they have luciferianized our young minds. We are now seeing the sowing of these satanic seeds. Generations of Godless, communist, useful idiots
Parents also tired of their children having to attend classes with the thugs.
Thats because they are sick of the marxist indoc centers we used to refer to as public education.
For decades they have luciferianized our young minds. We are now seeing the sowing of these satanic seeds. Generations of Godless, communist, useful idiots
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