Everyone benefited: him, the other flyers, the new charter provider, and even the old one, which would now get fewer complaints. (inc.com)
Still, the four universal pre-K charter providers interviewed for this article all said they were happy to be offering pre-K. (politico.com)
Unfortunately, the ProPublica reporter and editor involved in producing the piece are defending the decision to take the angle they did, citing a spike in alternative school enrollments in Orlando and the disproportionate representation of charter providers in the alternative school space. (educationnext.org)