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twhas solution here? >> -- what's the solution here? >> yeah, it's a tough thing. there are some programs where the schools can opt in to take some students. but at the end of the day, when taxpayers are footing the bill for, say, 98% of the cost, there is a sense from some people in town that listen, we actually pay for the overwhelming amount of tuition and we should limit who has access to it. they are sometimes spending a lot of money on a school that is just less good. they want access to other things. i think and most of the people you talk to say it's not a small fix obviously but it really is a fix that involves how do we feel about reform in education? it is really a massive problem. how do you make it equal for every student no matter what school they are attending? how do you possibly allow students from one district to access another district? new jersey mass a very tiny limited program and i think it's a matter of a bigger question, what do we value in public education? it supposed to be fair across the board? once you answer that big questioning quest

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