Charter school advocates accuse district leaders of discriminating against them and their students; district officials...
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NYSUT and its labor allies are going nuclear over the Senate Democrats» push to pass a
charter school bill today,
accusing the majority of abandoning its principles to inoculate members against the millions of dollars pro-
charter advocates have threatened to spend in the fall elections.
Charter school advocates pointed to their
schools» impressive results - many outperform neighboring public
schools - and lashed out at United Federation of Teachers President Michael Mulgrew, who
accused them of being «fixated» on raising the state cap.
Other
school - reform
advocates accused bureaucrats of caving to political pressure as union - aligned Assembly Democrats vowed to block efforts to raise or repeal the cap on the number of
charters the state allows.
One operated a
charter school, and whenever Beck turned to him, he
advocated for a return to the kind of classical education that America's founders would have received in the 18th century, and
accused Common Core of trying to brainwash children with «progressivism.»
Public
Advocate Bill de Blasio, for example, this week
accused the city of favoring one of Moskowitz's
charters over the
schools it shares space with.
Some (including, often, teachers unions)
accuse charter school advocates of trying to privatize education, wresting it from local control; supporters see
charters as offering critical opportunities for some of the nation's most vulnerable children.
In the last two years, Ravitch has
accused private entrepreneurs, the «corporate - reform movement,» Florida Governor Rick Scott,
charter schools, and voucher
advocates, among others, of trying to «destroy» public education.