hmm. I'm thinking you view this as wasteful and pandering to losers, or some such thing. Not sure, because you don't comment explicitly.
I'm going to offer an alternative view. I'm a parent of a child who did so-so through school, then dropped out before graduating. She had a baby, got married, then went, on her own initiative, back to school in a special program for completing her high school diploma, did well, and was very proud of herself.
I am very grateful that such programs exist, and proud of my daughter for doing it. I would point out that the maximum age for this program is 21. After that, I do think they should just get a GED.
__________________
"Guard your honor. Let your reputation fall where it will. And outlive the bastards!"
|