I don't know who it was that first proposed the idea or where I read up on it but it always stated with me. The argument was that we have kids in school at the wrong time and wrong ages. They laid out this plan where school started at age 4 and ended at age 16. By the time they're 17 they're either in a trade school learning a skill or in a community college getting their AA over and done. So by the time these kids get to adulthood they're either college ready with an AA degree or have a skill they've received some training on and ready for the workforce.


I'd support even public funding of a system designed more like that then what we have now.

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