That gave me the leverage to help
the entire charter school movement to push back and to speak up about alternatives.
As a School Member, you also help
the entire charter school movement because the backing of over 800 California charter school members strengthens our advocacy work in the legislature, courts, and the executive branch.
Not exact matches
And Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal wrote an
entire New York Post op - ed last year decrying what he described as de Blasio's «systematic campaign to destroy the city's burgeoning
charter school movement.»
The one unambiguous, reform - driven victory of the last two decades has been the successful networks of urban
charter schools that we used to call «no excuses»
schools before the term, which once meant there's no excuse for adults to fail children, fell into disrepute and it became de rigueur within the
movement to criticize those
schools» discipline practices instead of applauding them for sending tens of thousands of low - income kids of color to college, which not long ago was nearly the
entire point of the
movement.
We could spend an
entire EdNext volume arguing over the CREDO results alone, but I think some things are clear: one, nationally, low - income kids gain faster in
charters than in district
schools; two, many of CREDO's state and city - specific studies show very strong comparative gains for low - income
charter students; and three, the
movement as a whole has made significant progress by doing exactly what the model calls for and closing low - performing
schools.
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Microsoft Founder Bill Gates, whose foundation has donated tens of millions of dollars to
charter schools, have both warned
charter school operators that a lack of accountability for under - performing
schools was giving the
entire movement a black eye.
Bob Schulman has represented Texas
charter schools since the very beginning of the
movement in Texas and Joe Hoffer has represented Texas
charter schools for his
entire legal career.
This demonstrates that the
charter school movement is generating a great return on investment for California taxpayers, one that we hope the
entire public education system will one day be able to achieve.
CCSA's straightforward and transparent Accountability Framework provides all
charter schools with tools to examine their individual performance, and also helps present a clear picture of the performance continuum across the
entire movement.
This accountability strategy aimed to provide a clear, simple and fully transparent framework that provides all
charter schools with tools to examine their individual performance, and also helps present a clear picture of the performance continuum across the
entire movement.