well to properly score this we must first evaluate what we believe the word right means ....as im not a lawyer or very good with words I cant answer this with any authority ....but I can say with all authority is that no person has an right to another persons wealth ideas property or person.........so if this educational right is based on tax then this is not a right as most people in America pay in a few thousand in taxes then receive back as much as 6 to 10 thousand in tax season....this is already horse shit ....as we hand out welfare aid through out the year then hand out real tax payers money at the end in even more undeserved unearned credits...for being less than productive....now we also must pay worthless teachers who last time I spoke to a scool physcologist and principal could not understand a basic reference to lattice patern math in real world example .............they work less than you have no accountability and no consequence for failure ....if you do these things your fired in a second....these people are almost a complete farce and me paying for your kid to get fucked in a public setting is almost more than I can bare ....because this whole thing is a fuck job.....no other way to put it this ridiculous in every sense of the word...others pay for others to get fucked into false sense of intelligence ....wow ...I had a public educated person on here use e=mc2 as a proof of time ....this is a basic horribly flawed mass energy equation almost complete poop ..almost but the masses eat this poop and love it ....even though einstien wasn't the first to find this again flawed equation .....you have several whole in public education and tax paying ...real tax paying citizens are on the hook for this crap...

What is a right?

I was denied a "good education" and Canada's educational system is said to be superior to America's. I received a hellishly abysmal education from idiotic teachers who taught by rote and knew almost nothing of their subjects.

Education is generally considered a right, though I deny the existence of such intangibles. Good education, on the other hand, is a privilege which either money must provide or personal autodidacticism.

Since the Constitution grants the Federal Government no authority over Education, the 10th Amendment applies:

“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”

Specifically the Constitution does not grant a right to an education, so I guess States can make it a right if they want to. I think it should be at least through 12th grade. After that, you're on your own.

This opportunity to succeed is a right. However, the fact that simply because you are living and breathing, you automatically have the right to higher education without putting any hard work in order to get there is shameful, and downright evil.