Let us keep in mind not all parents in the United States have the economical resources to send their children to private schools, in which they would have it harder to meet with all the payments required for their children to complete all years of educations required for them to get all the way until highschool.
There is nothing wrong with attending to a public school and the majority of people in the country turn out being productive members of society, regardless either they had the chance to attend public schools or not.
The important thing one must do is learning to improve one's life in the future.
So are you saying that parents who don't have enough money to feed their kids are not neglecting their children either? By going to public schools, people cannot even understand that BITCOIN DOES NOT EVEN HAVE A MINING ALGORITHM THAT IS DESIGNED TO ADVANCE SCIENCE! The public school system is fucked up, and all the fuckers who attend these institutions are fucked up too because public schools are violent. You see nothing wrong with public schools because you love the violence that happens there.
I don't even know why you are talking about Bitcoin and cryptographic algorithms when it is obvious that neither in middle schools or highschools cryptography is not part of the pensum for those children and teens to learn to begin with, if anything, people start to learn about the fundamental of cryptography in universities. It does not matter whether the highschool people decide to send their children to (public or private) they won't learn anything about the mechanisms which make Blockchains to function, and they won't learn about "reversible cryptography".
Actually, I am not even sure reversible cryptography could function outside the theory, would not it be a violation against the second law of thermodynamics of some Blockchain and mining equipment worked under a process which is supposed to be reversible in the real world? It would imply there would not be loss of energy during the whole functioning time of such imaginary Blockchain. Wouldn't it?