Basic literacy and numeracy training can, and should, be handled by the family.
For the families that use their school choice to choose home-schooling, I'd allow them to keep the e.g., $5,000 tax credit for themselves. I.e., You "sent" your kid to home school so leave the money that you didn't have to pay in taxes with the ones who did the schooling.
very high-end scientific pursuits
I'm of the opposite opinion. The more complex something is, the more I want the government to stay out of it--except to make sure that those engaging in the complexity don't force their decisions on others. E.g., government should've protected people from being jabbed by the science if they didn't want it.
Temp20210918c 0 points 1.7 years ago
For the families that use their school choice to choose home-schooling, I'd allow them to keep the e.g., $5,000 tax credit for themselves. I.e., You "sent" your kid to home school so leave the money that you didn't have to pay in taxes with the ones who did the schooling.
I'm of the opposite opinion. The more complex something is, the more I want the government to stay out of it--except to make sure that those engaging in the complexity don't force their decisions on others. E.g., government should've protected people from being jabbed by the science if they didn't want it.