JoeB131
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- Jul 11, 2011
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Public schools are under no obligation to keep trouble students. They can be suspended and expelled for getting too out of hand.
So what's with this hang-up of having a choice of what students they can take? I don't understand what that has to do with the discussion.
well, it kind of has everything to do with this discussion. You guys point out that charter schools get better results (they don't) because they don't have those dastardly unions keeping the bad teachers.
But ignore the fact that they can get rid of any kid who is just too much trouble to be bothered with and fob him off on the public schools.
so they cherry pick their students and get better results 25% of the time, worse results 25% of the time, and about the same, 25% of the time.
Not exactly a solution, really.