Charter Schools: Education's Fox in the Henhouse?
Successful urban charter schools are showing that high demand, high support education works for all students—not just Jewish and Asian and upper-class kids, but all kids who commit to academic success. Some of these schools’ achievement gains are very impressive.
So why am I, a retired public school teacher of 34 years, cautious and suspicious?
Perhaps there’s a hidden agenda, one that may be revealed...
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