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mountain grammy

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12. Yes, there is that, the one thing that's undeniably true about charters.

Reply to Starry Messenger (Reply #1)

Sat Sep 27, 2014, 09:53 AM

Sep 2014

I've always favored magnet schools, especially at the high school level. I know several young adults in Denver who got a good start on careers in Denver's magnet high schools. These were marginal students who, once they landed in a magnet school that focused on their particular strengths and interests, excelled in high school. The magnet schools are not charters.

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Why Don�t We Have Real Data on Charter Schools? [View all] xchrom Sep 2014 OP

Well we know they are doing a bang-up job Starry Messenger Sep 2014 #1

Nailed it. ctsnowman Sep 2014 #4

Absolutely Brainstormy Sep 2014 #6

Yes, there is that, the one thing that's undeniably true about charters. mountain grammy Sep 2014 #12

Yes, that's the problem. tecelote Sep 2014 #15

There may be more data than the current version of charter schools want to reveal.... Sancho Sep 2014 #2

Excellent observations Thespian2 Sep 2014 #8

K&R.... daleanime Sep 2014 #3

Same reason it so hard to get real data on gun violence... Wounded Bear Sep 2014 #5

Kicked and recommended. This is enough to make you sick. Enthusiast Sep 2014 #7

Only 2 changes I would make with public schools yeoman6987 Sep 2014 #9

You're on to something tooeyeten Sep 2014 #11

actually there are a lot of changes that need to be made, but they need to be made liberal_at_heart Sep 2014 #21

In 40 years tooeyeten Sep 2014 #10

Well said, you've nailed it! mountain grammy Sep 2014 #13

Thank you with tooeyeten Sep 2014 #17

The new American workforce, don't ask questions, lucky to have a job.. mountain grammy Sep 2014 #19

could it be that they just dont "teach to the test"? mopinko Sep 2014 #14

The charter school movement is sulphurdunn Sep 2014 #16

Because they're not real schools. Orsino Sep 2014 #18

Those of us who could benefit from both a working public school system and an alternative, liberal_at_heart Sep 2014 #20