On another post Anonymous wrote:
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http://www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2014/12/23/Pittsburgh-Public-Schools-posting-more-information-for-public-on-website/stories/201412230166
From the article:
“When all costs are considered, the average per-student cost districtwide in Pittsburgh Public Schools is about $20,000.”
What
do you think parents, community and others committed to the education
of their children could accomplish with $20,000 per child?"
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First question- is the calculation straightforward, or are certain items included/ excluded to create a particular impression? Because we rarely get unfiltered data anymore.
Cost per student don't have reflection on a student learning ability.now we are going to use this as a measurement to what student learn in school.So now we are saying the more cost per student would have a better outcome in learning ability!!!!!INTERESTING I am just asking a QUESTION if about cost can always borrow
Promise Money if the case
You are so right 4:02, the amount of money spent does NOT change the teaching and learning that happens in a school and never will. Its about building relationships. Its about knowing there is care, concern, commitment, trust, skills and knowledge that will carry forward. . . .
This begs the question: What is PPS spending all of this money to accomplish?
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