Categorize the comment on the basis of severe toxicity. If the comment is severely toxic output Yes, otherwise output No.

Mary, Mary, Mary. Do private schools get to choose their students? Yes. Do richer kids go there? Yes. Do they offer special ed or special services for children of immigrants? No. 
You say there are no teacher evaluations and a few words later say they are all evaluated well. Which is it?
I'd love to see your "research" cites. Any will do.
Fact is, our economy has led the world for 60 years with this horrible (your thoughts) public system. The overwhelming facts point to a very good system, but with very bad results in one area: educating the poor. This isn't a simple fix. Families, neighborhoods and other issues need to be addressed. Scandinavian nations and Finland faced the same problem decades ago and resolved to lift their poorest citizens up. Yes, these are the same nations that score exceptionally high, now. They also have far less crime than we. 
The bucks you save hopefully will make you feel very happy. You see society as a one-boat for one system. I'm sorry for that.
No

I hate to admit it, Art, but you're right for once.
No

I would agree when, and only when, the legislature gives up its salary padding.  During the regular session in Juneau, legislators get $235/day for lodging and food.  e.g. A recent House report shows that Rep. Reinbold paid $850 in rent plus $100 in utilities, a total of $950/month. Rep. Vasquez paid $650 in rent, plus $100 in utilities, a total of $750. Both legislators received about $235 per day, or $7,000 per month for room and board, meaning that each of them is receiving over $6,000- tax free- per month above actual lodging expenses.

Under the system approved by the legislature,  Juneau legislators gets 75% of the federal per diem rate, or about $175 per day- $5,000 per month of session- for living in their own homes.

Until that ends, any use of the PFD is a raid on the Permanent Fund.

p.s. Until the $700 million oil company "credit" goes away, ditto.  Why should they take an extra $700 million of our PFD's to pay for that?

No

