What is true is that hedge - fund managers such as Whitney Tilson are biased in
favor of charter schools because of their trust in entrepreneurialism.
Not exact matches
Cornegy's primary problem is that he is out
of favor with two important unions: Hotel Trades Council and the United Federation
of Teachers
because of his support for Airbnb and
charter schools.
What the CT SDE and
charter school lobbyists are not explicitly telling you in these claims is that
charter schools often serve a relatively more advantaged group
of Black and Latinx children compared to the local public
schools where they are located and these children are likely to do relatively better on standardized tests
because standardized tests
favor more advantaged groups
of people.
For example, Achievement First, the
charter school management company that runs 20
schools in New York and Connecticut would be one
of the entities likely to be given control
of «Commissioner's Network»
schools because they have deep pockets and are
favored by the commissioner
of education who helped to form the company and served as one
of the company's Directors for eight years until he resigned to become Malloy's commissioner.
RTTT has cash - strapped
school systems engaged in wasteful «jumping through government orchestrated hoops»... How many
school systems spent untold time vying for this RTTT money only to be denied it anyway
because they weren't pro
charter, or weren't in
favor of linking student test scores to teacher evaluations?
Although Pryor and the Malloy administration have consistently denied that there was any pre-determination in
favor of Friendship
Charter Schools, the Courant story reveals the truth with the statement that, «State education officials [now admit that] they recommended Friendship
because the group has experience working with a teacher's union and has the organizational means to take on a
school with as many challenges as Clark — and in time for the 2014 - 15 academic year.»
He had
favored a local group
of teachers and residents
because, he said, the
charter's emphasis on teaching in Spanish in the early grades was not the right fit for all the students who would be attending that
school.