The $42,000 Question
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No, this post isn’t a commentary on THAT essay about New York City public schools. It’s on this one!
On May 11 in the Wall Street Journal, Jeff Yass laid out a simple proposal for what New York City should do with the roughly $42,000 it spends per student per year on public education: Split it in half, give a mom $21,000 to spend on whatever school she chooses for her child, and put the other $21,000 into a savings account she controls.
We think this would be a fascinating and important real-lif
On May 11 in the Wall Street Journal, Jeff Yass laid out a simple proposal for what New York City should do with the roughly $42,000 it spends per student per year on public education: Split it in half, give a mom $21,000 to spend on whatever school she chooses for her child, and put the other $21,000 into a savings account she controls.
We think this would be a fascinating and important real-lif
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