NH Lawmaker Admits Holding Charter School Bill Hostage
To extract concessions in a budget debate
To extract concessions in a budget debate
Empowers families to overrule educrats
Families find similar independence and variety, already supported by taxes
Better in math, science and reading
Don't like the choices, lack of unions. Really.
Give independent management to failing public schools
Only 15 of the independent schools currently function in the state
Stand-alones tend to have involved application processes, while big operators keep it simple
Can't put too much pressure on the failing district schools
If the school sucks, change it
No resistance to bringing over a charter program to take elementary school over
Even with high percentages of low-income students
The good ones remain good, and the bad ones rarely improve
Decentralized approaches and lots of options benefit everybody
Eight education providers interested in taking over failing elementary school
The option is severely restricted under current law
One of lowest-ranked elementary schools in the state
Choice seems to have advantages
School competition leads to surprising tactics to keep attendance from falling.
Flexibility is the whole point, and families can vote with their feet
First use of parent-trigger law
Local board approves takeover for failing California elementary school
Ticked off that the independent schools are treated ... independently
Using their flexibility to improve the learning environment
The public-private partnerships often fall into a gray zone regarding their legal treatment
In districts with underperforming schools, unhappy parents have few means by which to catalyze change.
Doesn't stop public educators from claiming charters leave poor kids behind
The regulations are onerous and threaten their autonomy
Near-perfect test scores determined to be legit
Independent investigation determines their students actually did perform that well
Opposing attorney says it illegally addresses two subjects
An opportunity to strangle the increasingly popular education option
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