Number of students being homeschooled in Colorado more than doubles

FredHayek wrote: Jefferson County is requiring students mask up. Florida wants to offer private school vouchers to public students that feel they are being bullied into wearing a mask. Should Colorado also offer this option?

Yes, because its well known that there is no bullying at private schools.

Bullying is very frowned upon these days, unless it is bullying people into getting vaccinated and wearing masks, right? Protests in France over new vaccination requirements. In a surprising twist, ANTIFA is against the new new laws. I guess they see as fascist, businesses asking "your papers please". The French probably understand better than young Americans what fascism looks like since they lived under it for four years. I would imagine Merkel and Germany really have to watch how they mandate new restrictions.

YouTube is full of videos of people bullying sales clerks and shoppers for wearing masks. But that has nothing to do with schoolkids being bullied.

In fact, it stands to reason that kids, whose parents can't afford private school, would be bullied the most in private school.

Heads up on masking in JeffCo schools. I was talking with a teacher there. She is not preparing for returning to class. She is buying more equipment to help her teach Zoom classes. I hope she is wrong and kids get an in person education this year.

Wayne,

"In fact, it stands to reason that kids, whose parents can't afford private school, would be bullied the most in private school."

Please explain.

Nope. I can't dumb it down that much.

If you cannot dumb down that much, I will tell you what your post conveys. Nonsense.
How can one be bullied in private school if they are not there?
Or are you suggesting that students (poor) on scholarship to a private school are bullied? Ridiculous.
"It stands to reason" whose reasoning and why?

I speak from personal experience. What is your basis?

ramage wrote: Wayne,

"In fact, it stands to reason that kids, whose parents can't afford private school, would be bullied the most in private school."

Please explain.

LOL, how much experience do you have with bullying in private schools? I have only gone to private schools. Many of the students at my private school left public school to avoid bullying. And while Wayne thinks private schools are only for rich snobs, over half of my high school class were on scholarship and worked cleaning classrooms to earn tuition. And last year, many private schools kept in-person learning.

ramage wrote: If you cannot dumb down that much, I will tell you what your post conveys. Nonsense.
How can one be bullied in private school if they are not there?
Or are you suggesting that students (poor) on scholarship to a private school are bullied? Ridiculous.
"It stands to reason" whose reasoning and why?

I speak from personal experience. What is your basis?

Good luck getting that answered.

FredHayek wrote:

ramage wrote: Wayne,

"In fact, it stands to reason that kids, whose parents can't afford private school, would be bullied the most in private school."

Please explain.

LOL, how much experience do you have with bullying in private schools? I have only gone to private schools. Many of the students at my private school left public school to avoid bullying. And while Wayne thinks private schools are only for rich snobs, over half of my high school class were on scholarship and worked cleaning classrooms to earn tuition. And last year, many private schools kept in-person learning.

He knows private schools are better in every aspect than public schools. Statistics don't lie.