On 1/6/13 1:09 PM, wrote:
On Sun, 06 Jan 2013 09:36:29 -0500, ESAD wrote:
Nationally, about 12 percent of all charter schools that have
opened in
the past two decades have shut down, according to the National
Resource
Center on Charter School Finance & Governance. In Florida, the failure
rate is double, state records show.
If the public school failure rate was even close to being below 24%
with 2 to 3 times the funding, you would have an argument.
These charter schools tend to address the toughest students in places
where the public system has failed.
I would agree most of the problem in these places lie with the lack of
responsible parents but it is no more the fault of the charter system
than it is the public system..
Charter schools tend to cherry pick their students, and then dismiss the
"unruly" ones at a much higher rate than public schools.
Shouldn't the union baby sitters in the public schools have to take care
of the unruly students?
They are union, and that would be work... Also it would mean they would
have to give a ****...
Little Snot speaks from the experience of not being able to hold down a
job as a crate stacker in a unionized food warehouse.
That's because he doesn't "give a ****" about doing an honest days work.
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