Partner Relationship Education Policy (p.r.e.p.)Schools
Partner Relationship Education Policy (p.r.e.p.)Schools
Q1: Just floating the idea as an alternative to the loan system, which excludes many from reaching their full potential.
Idea Description
Create a privatized school, which is paid for by the future earnings of the graduates. No loans incurred, but all future earnings have a commission taken by the school. School would be responsible for delivering the highest quality education possible in order to position the student for the highest paying career possible, and make the most in the process.
Although this would be a fantastic way to reform public schools, that is legally difficult. I would try to target adult/professional education and offer placements after graduation. As the business grew, would try to break into the College/University level material then work down to High School, if legally possible.
What will you do if you win $10,000 for this idea?
10k won't make a dent. Would need to start rounds for real funding.
Vote for it now.
Hmm--it's a big idea. I think, though, that that is one of the problems with the credit system now: people don't care to pay for goods and services that they've comsumed in the past. So these schools would garnish wages from graduates, or would they be expected to pay voluntarily? Another thought I have is that a private system that is predicated on this condition would shut out folks with special needs and those from low-income backgrounds because odds are that they will not make as much as students from middle and upper middle class background, so why educate them "here" ? I only say that because you suggested that this could fix public schools, but public schools have to educate every child. Just food for thought-I'd love to read up on a more fully fleshed out iteration of…more this idea in the future.