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: The Buck Stops Here

Charter School Students

By Stuart Buck, Esq.

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There are at least three types of people who choose charter schools: 1. Students who are motivated to seek academic success, but who aren't satisfied with the low quality of their traditional public school, and who seek out perceived better quality elsewhere. 2. Students who just want something different and more to their tastes -- an arts-based or science-based curriculum, or a smaller school, or joining a good friend, or any number of other things. 3. Students who just aren't doing very well or who are falling into the wrong crowd, and whose parents think that maybe their child will somehow improve somewhere else. If the question is whether charter school performance is better than traditional public school performance, students from category 1 would be a charter school advantage, category 2 would probably be neutral, and category 3 would be a charter school DISadvantage...continue to full post

Full post as published by The Buck Stops Here on October 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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