So many logical fallacies in there, buddy.
If you want these things, then you will pay for a good public education.
This presumes that "good public education" is being funded with tax money. It is, conclusively, not. It has in fact been getting significantly worse - which is why people are opting out of it.
Do you want educated neighbors?
No formal education is, in most cases, better than bad formal education. I'd rather my neighbors not be stupid but think they know something, which is what the last 50 years has produced.
Who you can hire for your business? Who will have enough income to purchase your product? Who will be employed and can adapt their skills to a rapidly changing environment?
There's no evidence that education can elevate someone over their inborn genetic potential. You've either got the building blocks for intelligence or you don't. See also the last several centuries of 3rd world "enrichment" that's been carried out by one means or another - education, charity, etc. - of places like India and Africa. I'm sure you can look up average IQs if it's of interest.
Who will be employed and can adapt their skills to a rapidly changing environment?
I can hire a home schooled person, then? Because this criteria definitely doesn't fit your average public schooled individual.
Who will know how to make healthy choices for themselves and for their neighbors (you)?
Yes, the Food Pyramid, D.A.R.E., and "Sex Ed" had a fantastic impact on society's wellness trajectory - I'm sure we can all agree on that, right? (This is sarcasm.)
Who will carefully consider and thinking critically about public issues and use that knowledge when they vote?
OK, now I know you were being facetious. There's no way you're talking about state schooled kids here.