Not exact matches
The role
of charter
alternative schools like Sunshine — publicly funded but managed by for - profit companies — is likely to grow under the new U.S. Secretary
of Education, Betsy DeVos, an ardent
supporter of school choice.
Supporters of the
alternative certification rules say job candidates who have subject - matter expertise should not be shut out
of a teaching position because they don't have
education degrees.
Charter school
supporters say they are providing opportunities for students in areas with poor traditional public schools to have a better
alternative to get an
education, and some have even framed it in language
of civil rights.
Such a point also shines light on the fact that EdTrust and other centrist Democrat reformers backing the plan have been silent about the Obama administration's sloppy and shoddy process for granting waivers, especially as President Barack Obama struggles to keep office; it is hard for waiver gambit
supporters to complain about Florida's implementation
of one
of the
alternatives to AYP they support without pointing out how the Obama administration's own mishandling
of the effort allowed for such antics in the first place (or giving movement conservatives more reasons to oppose a strong federal role in reforming American public
education).
This hour - long feature documentary, Consider The
Alternative provides viewers with a balanced understanding
of publicly - funded charter schools from those who can speak about it best: charter school
supporters, public school teachers and administrators, members
of the legislature, the Nebraska State Board
of Education and a parent moving through the educatio
Education and a parent moving through the
educationeducation system.
U.S. Secretary
of Education Betsy DeVos spoke about the possibility
of rescinding the guidance earlier this month, to
supporters who argue that the guidance improves school safety and promotes the use
of alternative strategies that keep kids in school.