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You have it backwards....Charter Schools are one-size fits all. Charter Schools are so much more limited in what they are able to offer curriculum wise than public schools that there is no comparison. Charter Schools are for academic, i.e. college prep, kids only. If they focus on one speciality, i.e. engineering, arts, then you have a homogeneous group of kids with a narrow interest. There are nuerous magnet schools, programs among the public schools that do the exact same thing. Many/most Charter Schools do not provide any better education than public schools do. Some think that if you yell "choice", "private" you are going to get something better. It ain't so.
You’ve probably seen the post-election headlines: private sector employers in the U.S. have begun slashing jobs, attributing their economic hardship to President Obama’s healthcare and environmental policies. But did you hear how some Americans actually voted for some really good things – things that can make for a brighter future?
It’s sad to see what our country has chosen. Barack Obama campaigned in 2008 on a pledge to “bankrupt” the coal industry (if you don’t believe me watch the video on Youtube), and the Obamacare taxes and fees levied against healthcare technology companies are downright onerous. So once it was...
Nice try......Try again!