Unfortunately for your argument, history and data is not on your side. It might make your ego feel better to project such stoic independence, but humans learn by mimicking, and taught.

Yes, there would need to be democratized oversight and we would need to assured no religion or opinion based curriculum leaked into the system.
We would also need to continually ensure that socioeconomics do not hinder one’s access to the same education available to all. It is a social plus for the entire population to be educated.
With my wife being a teacher of 20 years now, I can say with second experience and passion; every child is different. There needs to be wide range of publicly funded schools that teach in a variety of ways. Leveraging technology and resources is a must to make sure every child has a chance.

Let’s explore that. What is a negative outcome that we have historical data to prove?

I appreciate the discussion as well. Take care!

But it is capitalism, that’s my point. Let me try explaining this way, Christian’s think Jesus is God. Hindus think their Gods are the “true” gods. They are all religions with gods and I’m an atheist over head shaking my head at it all.