This is outrageous! Do not sell our schools to profiteers!
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Karen Thomas
11 years ago
This is outrageous! Do not sell our schools to profiteers!
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Matthew Clark
11 years ago
a private company will not put children first.
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Matthew Clark
11 years ago
a private company will not put children first.
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Janet Glocker
11 years ago
No to all charter district. ^o^
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Janet Glocker
11 years ago
No to all charter district. ^o^
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Lisa Ruskin
11 years ago
Do not privatize public schools!
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Lisa Ruskin
11 years ago
Do not privatize public schools!
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Suzanne Ethredge
11 years ago
If you look at the data, charters are failing at a higher rate than other schools. How does this help?
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Suzanne Ethredge
11 years ago
If you look at the data, charters are failing at a higher rate than other schools. How does this help?
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Samuel Yun
11 years ago
This is disgusting. Please stop the privatization agenda for education.
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Samuel Yun
11 years ago
This is disgusting. Please stop the privatization agenda for education.
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Jenn Alfieri
11 years ago
As a public school supporter and a parent who has thoughtfully chosen a struggling public school for my 3 children in the Pittsburgh area (despite what seems to be an attempted take over by the charter schools), I am voicing my opinion that allowing charter schools into the York School District is not the answer. Charter schools simply are not required to play by the same rules, and therefore the public schools, despite amazing teachers, continue to struggle. Put the brains of the state official into solving public school programs, not creating more. Or, require charter schools to share what is working for them to those struggling schools. There are a few charters around us that have thrived, and I am happy for those children/families, however, this would be an opportunity for collaboration rather than competition....
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Jenn Alfieri
11 years ago
As a public school supporter and a parent who has thoughtfully chosen a struggling public school for my 3 children in the Pittsburgh area (despite what seems to be an attempted take over by the charter schools), I am voicing my opinion that allowing charter schools into the York School District is not the answer. Charter schools simply are not required to play by the same rules, and therefore the public schools, despite amazing teachers, continue to struggle. Put the brains of the state official into solving public school programs, not creating more. Or, require charter schools to share what is working for them to those struggling schools. There are a few charters around us that have thrived, and I am happy for those children/families, however, this would be an opportunity for collaboration rather than competition....
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Lesley Tzimenatos
11 years ago
I used to work for this for profit company - all they care about is profit!
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Lesley Tzimenatos
11 years ago
I used to work for this for profit company - all they care about is profit!
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Chuck Pascal
11 years ago
Stop wasting public money and reinvest in the schoold.
Stop privatizing public schools.
Public means public!
Public means public!
This is outrageous! Do not sell our schools to profiteers!
This is outrageous! Do not sell our schools to profiteers!
a private company will not put children first.
a private company will not put children first.
No to all charter district. ^o^
No to all charter district. ^o^
Do not privatize public schools!
Do not privatize public schools!
If you look at the data, charters are failing at a higher rate than other schools. How does this help?
If you look at the data, charters are failing at a higher rate than other schools. How does this help?
This is disgusting. Please stop the privatization agenda for education.
This is disgusting. Please stop the privatization agenda for education.
As a public school supporter and a parent who has thoughtfully chosen a struggling public school for my 3 children in the Pittsburgh area (despite what seems to be an attempted take over by the charter schools), I am voicing my opinion that allowing charter schools into the York School District is not the answer. Charter schools simply are not required to play by the same rules, and therefore the public schools, despite amazing teachers, continue to struggle. Put the brains of the state official into solving public school programs, not creating more. Or, require charter schools to share what is working for them to those struggling schools. There are a few charters around us that have thrived, and I am happy for those children/families, however, this would be an opportunity for collaboration rather than competition....
As a public school supporter and a parent who has thoughtfully chosen a struggling public school for my 3 children in the Pittsburgh area (despite what seems to be an attempted take over by the charter schools), I am voicing my opinion that allowing charter schools into the York School District is not the answer. Charter schools simply are not required to play by the same rules, and therefore the public schools, despite amazing teachers, continue to struggle. Put the brains of the state official into solving public school programs, not creating more. Or, require charter schools to share what is working for them to those struggling schools. There are a few charters around us that have thrived, and I am happy for those children/families, however, this would be an opportunity for collaboration rather than competition....
I used to work for this for profit company - all they care about is profit!
I used to work for this for profit company - all they care about is profit!
Stop wasting public money and reinvest in the schoold.