Chicago Public Schools have failed. But there’s another option – The Spectator World

"The very fact that the parents of one in four Chicago high-schoolers choose to enroll in a charter school indicates a higher level of trust than in district schools. Taxpayers ought to be questioning why CPS agreed, in the March labor negotiation, to place a moratorium on the founding of new charter schools."
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Deb
7 months ago

Gates trying to fore other people’s kids into failed schools. All the while she sends her kid to private school.

Call my shrink
7 months ago

VOUCHERS. Let the kids and parents choose. Much like Stacey and Putzger did sending their kids to private school.

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