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yurbud

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19. they have figured out how to get around crappy or no facilities: colocation

Reply to goclark (Reply #18)

Tue May 8, 2012, 03:03 PM

May 2012

if they can prove existing public schools have "unused" space, they can move in (sort of like an Israeli settlement in the West Bank, or Europeans moving into North America). Then they take over more and more space, and because charter schools are politically connected, the real public school has little recourse to limit their encroachment.

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they can't even run their own business right, but they're taking our kids' education to gamble with yurbud May 2012 #16

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I have a friend who is currently TA'ing at a well known public university in the Northeast. bluedigger May 2012 #10

colleges have to fix the shortcomings of high school education where overcrowded classroom yurbud May 2012 #11

what's really aggravating is they can't make the argument that our public colleges are failing yurbud May 2012 #15

Oh HELL no! Arugula Latte May 2012 #17

Oh my , please say it isn't so goclark May 2012 #18

they have figured out how to get around crappy or no facilities: colocation yurbud May 2012 #19