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Gerber said it's unfair to hold these predominantly minority charter schools to the same standards as regular schools that don't have similar demographics.
1 posted on 01/08/2009 1:59:43 AM PST by ComputerGuy
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Thanx ... saves me from having to read the racist $h!t.

2 posted on 01/08/2009 2:20:50 AM PST by knarf (I say things that are true ... I have no proof ... but they're true.)
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. . . it's unfair to hold these predominantly minority charter schools to the same standards as regular schools that don't have similar demographics.

And THIS is one example of the "dumbing down" of the USofA.
3 posted on 01/08/2009 3:34:01 AM PST by HighlyOpinionated (YOU can get your own Bail Out . . .Dec 18 post at http://auntiecoosa.blogspot.com)
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To: ComputerGuy

I hope that quote follows Gerber everywhere he goes.

By the way, he might be right. Since charter schools have more freedom that traditional schools, but use tax dollars, they should have higher standards than other schools. I don’t think he meant that though.


4 posted on 01/08/2009 3:48:33 AM PST by CriticalJ
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One sympathizes with an institution starting with a low-performing population, but the information is “out there” on what works to improve the basic academic results with these students. If a school is not seeing improvement, then it’s a reasonable assumption that it’s not trying what’s known to work.


5 posted on 01/08/2009 4:17:16 AM PST by Tax-chick (To oppose the god of this world by lifting up Christ.)
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