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badhair77

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5. Exactly. They want to put that money into corporate schools that don't

Reply to Deuxcents (Reply #1)

Sun Jul 30, 2023, 01:11 PM

Jul 2023

pay their teachers well and don’t serve students with special needs. My experience has been if a student is failing in that charter school they send them back to their original school before state testing so the data does not reflect the charter school. There is no commitment to the student’s success.

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Record number of Florida students cash in on school vouchers; could cost $2.5 billion [View all] Nevilledog Jul 2023 OP

This result is exactly what was warned about when the idea Deuxcents Jul 2023 #1

Exactly. They want to destroy all public education. Mr.Bill Jul 2023 #4

Exactly. They want to put that money into corporate schools that don't badhair77 Jul 2023 #5

I like it republianmushroom Jul 2023 #2

What do you like about it? delisen Jul 2023 #3

You like destroying public education so corporate charter school/hedge fund bros can profit? Timeflyer Jul 2023 #8

No worries.................. Lovie777 Jul 2023 #6

I understand SickOfTheOnePct Jul 2023 #7

It's going to public schools, homeschoolers, corporate charter schools, no income cap on families. Timeflyer Jul 2023 #9