Exactly and the education of a child shouldn't be focused on keeping kids off the street. This is a positive by-product but unfortunately seems to be the extent of what the public sector can do in developing areas.
The private sector has to focus on providing a quality education or their tuition will dissipate and they will shut down.
That story is related to a public school, private schools are not as concerned with standardized test scores. Unlike the public sector their funding isn't determined by government review.
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Exactly and the education of a child shouldn't be focused on keeping kids off the street. This is a positive by-product but unfortunately seems to be the extent of what the public sector can do in developing areas.
The private sector has to focus on providing a quality education or their tuition will dissipate and they will shut down.
> The private sector has to focus on providing a quality education or their tuition will dissipate and they will shut down.
Or they could just inflate their test scores. [1]
[1] http://ideas.time.com/2013/04/02/whats-really-scandalous-abo...
That story is related to a public school, private schools are not as concerned with standardized test scores. Unlike the public sector their funding isn't determined by government review.