Charter Pioneers Force Public School Officials To Modify Operations
When charter schools were catapulted from a policy notion to a reality on Arizona's education landscape in 1995, district superintendents realized that the change would affect their jobs.
"We knew it wasn't going away," said Marilyn M. Semones, the superintendent of the Camp Verde Unified School District here. What they didn't realize then was just how much their jobs would...
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