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d_r

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2. Oh no we can't

Reply to Jefferson23 (Original post)

Fri Aug 22, 2014, 08:17 PM

Aug 2014

let that riff-raff in to the charter school.

The issue has been properly studied, test scores are all about demographics.

The charter school people know it, and that is why they want to pick and choose who is allowed.

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D.C. Charter Leader Objects To Plan Setting Aside Seats For At-Risk Students [View all] Jefferson23 Aug 2014 OP

'the policy had not been properly studied?' elleng Aug 2014 #1

I take that to mean, he wants a way out to secure his control over the outcomes for Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #4

Oh no we can't d_r Aug 2014 #2

Precisely. n/t Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #6

What Part Of 'Public', Sir, Does This Wretch Not Understand? The Magistrate Aug 2014 #3

He understands, sir...the wretch prefers to stack the deck in his favor by process Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #5

Then He Should Run A Private School, Sir, And Leave Off Pocketing Public Money The Magistrate Aug 2014 #7

Yes and the scheme has only increased over time, sir. n/t Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #8

That's because they aren't public schools. Full stop. Starry Messenger Aug 2014 #9

Publicly funded private schools. That's what they are. QC Aug 2014 #10

I find them so depressing. Starry Messenger Aug 2014 #11

Tweeted this...thanks for the post. madfloridian Aug 2014 #12

You're very welcome..thank you for tweeting it. Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #13