John White and Joel Klein wrote in The Daily Beast on the benefits of carefully replacing
persistently failing urban schools, and Jennifer Brown of The Denver Post showed how big promises and increased funding alone won't get the job done.
Not exact matches
He imagines an
urban school system organized around five pillars: first, that great
schools from all sectors are expanded and replicated; second, that
persistently failing schools are closed; third, that new
schools are continuously started; fourth, that there is a wide variety of
schools and entities to authorize and oversee them; and finally, that families have choice between these
schools.
Smarick's «
urban school system of the future» would be structured to ensure that high - performing
schools are continually replicated, new
schools with a diverse array of program offerings are continually opened,
persistently failing schools are closed, and family choice is maximized.