Sentences with phrase «charter growth becomes»

As a result, charter growth becomes an enemy of district financial security in the minds of some school boards.

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Cuomo has only recently become a champion of the charter movement, intervening in a battle between the charters and de Blasio on the side of the charter sector, and eventually overseeing the passage of a bill guaranteeing the continued growth of the movement.
His vision has become a reality, at least in part, thanks to the growth of the charter school movement and the push for «portfolio» school districts.
Yet despite these successes, chartering's current status and growth trajectory won't enable it to become a parallel system large enough to serve the millions of needy students across the country within the foreseeable future.
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When reform - friendly commenters and cheerleading journalists write about the NOLA transformation, it's become de rigueur to offer a standard qualifier — words to the effect of, «We still have a long way to go, but...» In this formulation, poor overall reading and math proficiency based on standardized test scores is a mere speed bump before long and laudatory discussions of the remarkable growth demonstrated by the city's charter schools and students since Katrina.
Beyond supporting quality growth, the Newark Charter School Fund became the primary platform to convene charter leaders and connect them to their district counteCharter School Fund became the primary platform to convene charter leaders and connect them to their district countecharter leaders and connect them to their district counterparts.
I think these donors are well intentioned, but sometimes the growth of the charter school sector, which they have funded, has led to traditional neighborhood schools actually becoming worse as students with more engaged parents flee them.
Their contributions underscored the extent to which the race to succeed Gov. Jerry Brown, at least as far as campaign contributions go, is becoming a proxy war between competing sides on a range of issues affecting the growth and management of charter schools in the state.
Clearly, with charters becoming a more popular option for more and more students, their growth alone will not address concerns about the quality of available school choice options, and they will remain a work in progress over the next 25 years.
Marking a 25th anniversary, charter schools and the industry that's become synonymous with these schools expected big things in 2016, with the help of continued growth and funding, recent legislation lifting regulations and opening up new markets, and a mostly favorable regard for these schools among the public.
With growth and success, a boutique charter can ultimately «become a charter management organization, having multiple campuses with a central office, managing several school sites.
Charter growth in Denver meant increased options for families, but it also meant a new charter could become a zoned neighborhood's «default» and admission into a traditional public school was no longer guarCharter growth in Denver meant increased options for families, but it also meant a new charter could become a zoned neighborhood's «default» and admission into a traditional public school was no longer guarcharter could become a zoned neighborhood's «default» and admission into a traditional public school was no longer guaranteed.
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