Pro-Charter School Argument Flawed?

When backers legislated into existence the option to create charter schools, they argued that these choices for parents would allow them to escape their failing schools and school districts. Today, no urban district has been given an “F” rating; only three earned a “D” rating. This begs the question:

Now that big urban districts and individual schools are improving across the board, what alternatives are charters actually providing?

Read more about it from the Akron-Beacon Journal.

(Hat-tip to Jill Miller Zimon at Writes Like She Talks.)

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