Sentences with phrase «of multiple authorizers»

The solution may not be to get rid of multiple authorizers, but limit who can actually be allowed to oversee charters as well as restrict districts from doing such work in the first place.

The result is what we describe as a policy «bubble,» where the combination of multiple authorizers and a lack of oversight can end up creating an abundance of poor performing schools in particular communities.

The presence of multiple authorizers can strengthen a state's charter school sector...

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Similarly, Osborne's swift critique of policies allowing multiple charter authorizers to operate in one area doesn't engage with the legitimate concern that a single - authorizer environment can constrain school supply, homogenize offerings, and concentrate too much power in one government body.

Mike claims that he, as a charter school authorizer, looks for multiple signs of poor performance before ordering a school of choice to be closed.

Reville said that an example of tight control in Massachusetts was that there aren't multiple authorizes of charter schools, just a single authorizer with «very clear standards and procedures.»

Multiple authorizers sponsor dozens of schools, and CMSD has no obvious counterpart with which to engage and negotiate.

The nonpartisan National Association of Charter School Authorizers (NACSA) recommends states have multiple authorizing panels.

If there are multiple authorizers, there will be different standards of oversight.

ONE CONTROVERSIAL ASPECT of Puerto Rico's proposed legislation is its language to allow multiple charter school authorizers.

«Strong charter laws feature independent, multiple authorizers, few limits on expansion, equitable funding, and high levels of school autonomy,» said Alison Consoletti Zgainer, CER Executive Vice President and the report's lead editor.

Supporters of charter school expansion believe that multiple authorizers will issue more charters, in part, because they are less hostile to charter schools than school districts.

«If each authorizer is free to interpret a broad series of multiple measures through its own lens, they would have enough discretion to make decisions that aren't strongly tied to data,» CCSA said in a statement.

Preston Green of the University of Connecticut says multiple authorizers and a lack of oversight is creating a «bubble» of poor performing charter schools in urban communities.