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This is shocking news that nobody could’ve predicted.
July 15, 2025 at 5:08 AM
This is shocking news that nobody could’ve predicted.
Have the afterlife you deserve, I guess.
July 15, 2025 at 5:07 AM
Have the afterlife you deserve, I guess.
This means in California, too, right? The state he wants to punish for student sports?
July 15, 2025 at 5:04 AM
This means in California, too, right? The state he wants to punish for student sports?
Read first article you listed & link to reasons for issues & see how it can be an issue. it is luckily not my local experience. All our schools traditional & charter have too many students to handle. Being in CA means we have some oversight. & most charters & host districts have strong relationships
June 5, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Read first article you listed & link to reasons for issues & see how it can be an issue. it is luckily not my local experience. All our schools traditional & charter have too many students to handle. Being in CA means we have some oversight. & most charters & host districts have strong relationships
Sound vastly different. And as a nation we probably do want to fix charter expectations… and school options, but conservatives are going to try to “fix” it the opposite way of what should probably happen.
June 5, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Sound vastly different. And as a nation we probably do want to fix charter expectations… and school options, but conservatives are going to try to “fix” it the opposite way of what should probably happen.
Ok I read most of that 2nd link and understand a bit better now what your argument is. I think how charters are utilized must be VASTLY different by state because they mention tuition and lower standards. I’m in CA. Charters can’t have tuition and have to follow state standards. FL, TX, & AZ …
June 5, 2025 at 10:23 PM
Ok I read most of that 2nd link and understand a bit better now what your argument is. I think how charters are utilized must be VASTLY different by state because they mention tuition and lower standards. I’m in CA. Charters can’t have tuition and have to follow state standards. FL, TX, & AZ …
That parents are finding no -traditional schools hoping their kids will stop being the targets of bullying and harassment
June 5, 2025 at 10:18 PM
That parents are finding no -traditional schools hoping their kids will stop being the targets of bullying and harassment
In my area, there are both public and charter schools completely full. Neighborhood schools are having to send students to other schools because they are too impacted. And honestly the charter schools have more diversity than some of the traditional schools because racism is so extremely prevalent…
June 5, 2025 at 10:17 PM
In my area, there are both public and charter schools completely full. Neighborhood schools are having to send students to other schools because they are too impacted. And honestly the charter schools have more diversity than some of the traditional schools because racism is so extremely prevalent…
They also get paid less per student and less overall from public money and have no tuition. Most in my area have a significantly higher percentage of IEPs and 504s. If all the students from our local charter schools, went to public schools, they would be even more impacted and cost more.
June 5, 2025 at 10:15 PM
They also get paid less per student and less overall from public money and have no tuition. Most in my area have a significantly higher percentage of IEPs and 504s. If all the students from our local charter schools, went to public schools, they would be even more impacted and cost more.
That’s not how that works. If it is, those schools lose their charter and therefore their money. I don’t know any company in my area that is “running” schools. They have lotteries and pull students in order based on the lottery, similar to how inter district transfers work.
June 5, 2025 at 10:13 PM
That’s not how that works. If it is, those schools lose their charter and therefore their money. I don’t know any company in my area that is “running” schools. They have lotteries and pull students in order based on the lottery, similar to how inter district transfers work.
Charter schools are public schools in that they are publicly funded, have to abide by public school standards, and don’t get to (or aren’t supposed to be allowed to) cherry-pick their admissions. Not all are created or run equally, but they also aren’t always the devil people make them out to be.
June 5, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Charter schools are public schools in that they are publicly funded, have to abide by public school standards, and don’t get to (or aren’t supposed to be allowed to) cherry-pick their admissions. Not all are created or run equally, but they also aren’t always the devil people make them out to be.