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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You don't have to convince us, although several of us seem skeptical about any proposal to create a charter that doesn't fill any broadly shared social goal, whether that goal is serving under-served kids or building the multi-lingual workforce of the future. The group you will need to convince is the charter school board. But so far I haven't seen them approve anything that caters quite so obviously to upper NW families with such narrow interests. There's always a first time, though.[/quote] It worked for Washington Latin and Washington Yu Ying. How different, really, is the concept of Washington Hebrew? Would it skew disproportionately middle and upper-middle class? Yes, so do they. Would it still serve low-income students? Yes, so do they. The idea of the school is to provide an education to all student who are enrolled, not just the Jewish ones. [/quote] It's very different from Latin and Yu Ying - many PPs have pointed out why. You need to think about these earlier posts, rather than just keep asking us to repeat the same thing over and over. I mean it: if you want this concept to succeed, you need to take criticism seriously, and figure out good responses, rather than just pretending you just don't hear any criticism.[/quote]
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