WATCH: Kaylee McGhee White 'glad' to see post-pandemic shift to homeschooling

As increasingly dad and mom decide out of the general public college system, notably in states run by Democratic leaders, the Washington Examiner's Kaylee McGhee White mentioned it was "nice information" for the schooling system.

White appeared on Fox Enterprise's Cavuto: Coast to Coast Tuesday to speak about how the general public college system was failing some college students.

"I’m glad that these public college districts are dropping funding. I am glad that they are dropping college students as a result of they have been failing kids for years, even earlier than the COVID-19 pandemic started," White mentioned. "In California proper now, the typical eighth-grade pupil has the studying and arithmetic proficiency of a fifth grader. That is how devastating COVID-19 was for these college students — and what did California do in response? They lowered the requirements of studying for college students within the title of range and fairness."

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Through the pandemic, faculties obtained additional funding to mitigate the sudden challenges, and the cash was allowed to go towards any useful resource of the faculties' selecting. Many opted to spend the funds on private protecting tools, similar to masks and hand sanitizer.

"A variety of that cash continues to be there, it is simply sitting there, they usually're by no means going to make use of it the best way that it needs to be used," White mentioned. "It needs to be used to extend outside-of-school tutoring and serving to youngsters get their take a look at scores again up, ensuring that they are getting the help within the classroom that they want. And proper now, none of that's occurring within the public schooling system, and it is so irritating to see."