Admiral Rockwell Tory
Diamond Member
Students who do not excel - the average ones - will stay in high school where they master basic academics, and then enroll in a trade school or certificate program.
Better yet, have two tracks for senior year: the good to excellent students remain on a college prep track, and the average students can select from a range of job-oriented specialty tracks.
Not everyone is college material.
If you knew anything at all about public schools you would know that this has been in place for years. Apparently, you don't!
Every high school in Kentucky has vocational centers for students to attend classes located in adjacent counties. Two of my high schools are collocated with the vocational school next door. In Florida, my district had 17 regular high schools and 3 vocational prep high schools. That was in place nearly 30 years ago.
My two grandsons are on the vocational track, and my granddaughter is on the college prep track.
Wake up and smell the coffee and stop watching TV so much.