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Reply to "NYTimes story - At a Success Academy Charter School, Singling Out Pupils Who Have ‘Got to Go’ "
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[quote=Anonymous]As a taxpayer and supporter of public schools I am outraged that Charter Schools weed out the worst behaved students while taking the cream of the crop. Then the Charter Schools gloat about how well they do. On the other hand I really feel for the well-behaved, poor inner city students whose parents are trying to get their kids a good education. They don't have the money for private school and can't afford to move. They have a right to an education without disruptive kids spitting, throwing pencils and snow globes in the class, hitting, biting, running in and out of the classroom, and screaming as the "got to go" kids were doing on a very frequent basis. It was a win for those kids and parents who wanted a better education. How long would most DCUM readers who have kids keep them in a school where there were so many disruptive kids? I certainly would pull my kid out and pay for a private school. T[/quote]
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