I’ve written a lot about bad or struggling charter schools. I’ve made no secret of my feeling that although I recognize there are high-performing charter schools with specialized offerings that make sense, our state’s terrible charter school law also has paved the way for some really low-performing, poorly run ones that have drained needed resources from the public school system, are insufficiently accountable to anyone and were created for their money-making potential, not any educational need.
Allentown Morning Call, July 12, 2017
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