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    Playing politics with our kids

    By Jeremy | July 25, 2006

    "These schools don't achieve excellent results by taking kids who are 'easier' to teach. ... Charter schools, free from the work rules and bureaucracy that can hinder other public schools, are turning kids' lives around."

    - NYC Public Schools Chancellor Joel Klein on the need to expand charter school reform in New York State, where state legislators once again have refused to lift the cap that limits the number of charter schools statewide to 100. Article.payday 6 websites loan 4loan 401k what are the benefits5 payday best payday 7 loan50 loan link paydayloans pay account saving daypayday loan advance new cash 20loan credit consolidation bad debt adviseloans aircraft financing aviation Map

    Topics: education, new york, politics | 1 Comment »

    One Response to “Playing politics with our kids”

    1. Bob Says:
      July 26th, 2006 at 6:53 am

      I would guess that the results coming back from charter schools are mixed. The studies that my current class has discussed do not demonstrate positive results, as a whole. I would guess other studies do show positive results (hey, that’s why folks hire a prof to do a study, right?).