MP> JK> TK> Wow, no jail time what so ever.  Let's see now, people who 
ttend
 MP> JK> TK> public schools end up in jail. That's too bad, because it seems
 MP> JK> TK> to me, that the majority of children in the United States, 
receive
 MP> JK> TK> public school educations, and only a small portion of society
 MP> JK> TK> ever ends up in jail.
In this county at one time, around 50% of the older teenagers were not in 
high school.  How does one count that population which managed to end up in 
the local juvenile corrections establishment quite frequently?
Also, the glaring lack of education is rather evident among our prison 
population as is the high incidence of alcoholism.
The local schools will not keep a kid if he or she becomes a behavior problem 
or is on drugs.  How does that fit into your statistics?
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