про чартерные школы от БЖ Дево
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vryadlihttps://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/29/us/for-detroits-children-more-school-choice-but-not-better-schools.html?_r=0
For all the abandoned buildings and burned-down houses in her neighborhood in the southwest part of this city, national charter school companies had seen a market and were setting up shop within blocks of each other, making it easier to find a charter school than to buy a carton of milk.
She enrolled her older son, Damian, at the charter school across from her house, where she could watch him walk into the building. He got all A’s and said he wanted to be an engineer. But the summer before seventh grade, he found himself in the back of a classroom at a science program at the University of Michigan, struggling to keep up with students from Detroit Public Schools, known as the worst urban district in the nation. They knew the human body is made up of many cells; he had never learned that.
Michigan leapt at the promise of charter schools 23 years ago, betting big that choice and competition would improve public schools
While the idea was to foster academic competition, the unchecked growth of charters has created a glut of schools competing for some of the nation’s poorest students, enticing them to enroll with cash bonuses, laptops, raffle tickets for iPads and bicycles. Leaders of charter and traditional schools alike say they are being cannibalized, fighting so hard over students and the limited public dollars that follow them that no one thrives.
Это не туалеты и профайлинги злобной полиции, это меня, как провинциального совка, реально волнует... Так жеть я могу и попкорном подавицца!
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правда в no one thrives я не очень верю... очень-очень вероятно, что большинство эффективных менеджеров-собственников поуносило в клювиках достаточно для глубокго морального удовлетворения.
For all the abandoned buildings and burned-down houses in her neighborhood in the southwest part of this city, national charter school companies had seen a market and were setting up shop within blocks of each other, making it easier to find a charter school than to buy a carton of milk.
She enrolled her older son, Damian, at the charter school across from her house, where she could watch him walk into the building. He got all A’s and said he wanted to be an engineer. But the summer before seventh grade, he found himself in the back of a classroom at a science program at the University of Michigan, struggling to keep up with students from Detroit Public Schools, known as the worst urban district in the nation. They knew the human body is made up of many cells; he had never learned that.
Michigan leapt at the promise of charter schools 23 years ago, betting big that choice and competition would improve public schools
While the idea was to foster academic competition, the unchecked growth of charters has created a glut of schools competing for some of the nation’s poorest students, enticing them to enroll with cash bonuses, laptops, raffle tickets for iPads and bicycles. Leaders of charter and traditional schools alike say they are being cannibalized, fighting so hard over students and the limited public dollars that follow them that no one thrives.
Это не туалеты и профайлинги злобной полиции, это меня, как провинциального совка, реально волнует... Так жеть я могу и попкорном подавицца!
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правда в no one thrives я не очень верю... очень-очень вероятно, что большинство эффективных менеджеров-собственников поуносило в клювиках достаточно для глубокго морального удовлетворения.
