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In response to "This. It also tends to take the high performing students out of the public schools which in turn damages them even more. -- nm" by Krusty

Does it help or damage the high-performing student? -- nm

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Jan 18 '17, 05:57

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BTW, here's John Oliver's argument against charter schools. -- (link) - Inigo Jan 18, 06:21 [youtube]
It may help, but it's absurd to say that is for the greater good when you take those kids out and leave every special needs kid behind. - volnelk Jan 18, 06:09 9
- We've sued a few of the schools for multiple violations including not accepting kids that have learning disabilities and kicking out kids that need - Krusty Jan 18, 06:12 8
  - If I got to pick my students, I could look like a combo of Mr. Chips and Dead Poets Society. -- nm - Reagen Jan 18, 06:34 7
    - I shall create my own army and be unstoppable! -- nm - Beaker Jan 18, 06:38 5
      - well the whole idea of public school education was really advanced by the Prussians to teach their kids math so they'd become... - Mel Profit Jan 18, 06:52 3
        
        (reading a good book on Waterloo right now. Napolean's getting ready to square off with the British and the Prussians) -- nm - Beaker Jan 18, 07:31 2
        
        If you get a chance, read, "The Arms of Krupp" - Mel Profit Jan 18, 08:04
        
        good stuff. -- nm - Mel Profit Jan 18, 07:44
      - shhh -- nm - Reagen Jan 18, 06:43
    - I didn't read the first one but definitely know the second. You'd have the best classes and rarely feel the need to call out sick. - Krusty Jan 18, 06:38
He/she is already a high performing student. I'm not so worried about that student. If the school is improved then that student benefits but having - Krusty Jan 18, 06:04

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