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    It has been a few decades ago since charter schools were established, with the main purpose as to ensure the improvement in the public school system. Furthermore, charter schools were intended to give teachers more freedom and innovativeness in instructing students to attain greater academic achievement. Thus, these schools have provided much improvement in the quality of education that public schools can offer. Charter schools maintain a strong partnership and collaboration with parents,…

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    problem could be charter schools. A charter school is a public school that operates independently of the district board of education. In order for a charter school to exist, a contract must be written. It can be written by anyone, for example: educators, parents, community leaders, entrepreneurs. The contract explains what the charter school’s goals will be and applicable accountability measures. After the charter is written…

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    Charter Schools have been a debate amongst people since the 1980’s. They officially came onto the scene in 1991. The schools were thought up as a solution to the decline in results from students in district operated school systems. Twelfth graders in America were simply getting out tested by other countries’ students. In an effort to fix the problem these Charter Schools were introduced. Some solutions were to decrease class sizes to increase one-on-one help for students. For this to happen…

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    dream of charter schools. Now that Michigan has charter schools, like Minnesota and its charter school system, there are a lot of charter schools that are below about par in graduation/ test scores, just like public schools. In Michigan’s charter school system, there is an abundance of charter schools that are under preforming to the standard set by the State of Michigan. Betsy DeVos has no educational experience, period. She has never been a teacher, [she has said that public school teacher…

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    public schools have a bus system. I only have five weeks left of high school left and i have been riding the bus ever since i can remember. The only time that i didn't take the bus to school was when i was living in new orleans. The reason was because i whent to a charter school. A charter school is a public funded school so it's not built by the state. Most charter schools make you take a test to get into them. This particular school didn't have buses so i had to ride my skateboard to school…

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    Charter School Case Study

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    We recognize that we have too many charters, we don’t have enough talent to power it and the easiest way of controlling the quality of the schools in the pipeline. Most of the people were scared off and last we had only two applicants that were absolutely terrible. Interviewer: You can really see it in the application. Interviewee: Anyone who is absolutely determined to open a new charter school, has support and a great idea, we have been happy to see that school open, but we recognized that…

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    Immediately after Elementary school, I transferred to a strict charter school and remained there for four and a half years. Though the charter school was known for its academic achievements and its high test rankings, the academic success wasn’t enough for me. I craved a more wholesome learning experience. I realized halfway through sophomore year that the academics were only half the battle. I lacked the ability to communicate efficiently with others. The move from a tight-knit school of 650…

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    My field observations took place at Renaissance Charter School at Central Palm. I honestly had a wonderful experience and I really enjoyed my time there. I was assigned to Ms. Pickholtz’s 1st grade class. When I first arrived to the charter school I was extremely nervous and a little anxious because just the thought of actually helping a teacher run a class seemed scary to me because I felt like I would do a horrible job at it. However, I was welcomed by both the teacher and the class and I felt…

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    of a corrupt and bankrupt public school system (Polier, 2006). Katrina left the city of New Orleans without physical school structures, without school organization, and most significantly, without a population capable of paying taxes to fund new schools. In response to this problem and the existing problem of a bankrupt school system, the United States government offered substantial financial assistance to organizations and districts that would open charter schools (Garda, 2011). Hurricane…

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    This is a case study analysis of The Family Learning Center Charter School: Leadership and Accountability at a Crossroads by James R. Detert and Natalie R. Detert (2001). This case study focuses on the challenges a charter school may face when opening with a new philosophy on how to approach instruction. The Family Learning Center Charter School (FLC), founded by Dr. Wayne Jennings faced many challenges starting a new charter school: funding problems, inexperienced staff, little instructional…

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