Sentences with phrase «charter schools midyear»

Some have charged that much of the churn in DCPS is caused by students leaving charter schools midyear, voluntarily or involuntarily.

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He added that the school also takes in new students midyear, which many charters do not.

Celebrity involvement has not always resulted in successful schools — former Dallas Cowboys star Deion «Prime Time» Sanders» charter, Prime Prep Academy, closed midyear, just two and a half years after opening, after nonstop financial problems — but as long as charters continue to take over the American educational landscape, so too will these name - brand campuses.

During the 2013 - 2014 school year, the school system's enrollment grew by 2 percent — with 3,175 students entering midyear and 2,226 leaving — while charter schools» enrollment declined by 5 percent — with 1,306 entering and 3,164 leaving, OSSE data shows.

Having said that, most charter schools would like to take in students who arrive in Ct midyear.

While Cane has a point, some would counter that charters enjoy certain advantages that high - poverty DCPS schools don't: for example, a self - selected group of students that is more likely to be motivated, and the option of denying admission to students who arrive midyear.

In fact, many students who transfer to DCPS midyear come from charter schools.

Yes, charter schools have an advantage over traditional public schools because, among other things, they don't have to take students midyear — and because families who choose to apply to charters are more likely to be motivated and engaged.