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[–] V0uges@jlai.lu -1 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

Here parents have to pay a part based on their income to the school but it doesn’t cover all the costs, a big partpart of the financing comes through various financial helps set by the state and are at the end of the day paid by taxpayers. I really like this system. Having the class parents pay for all of it can be harsh and seen as unjust, especially if you have the higher income ones pay the difference for the ones who wouldn’t be able to afford it or if it’s the same price for everyone yet still unaffordable for some who have their kid stay at home while others go have fun in the snow.