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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If DC considers them the same students, then why is there so much fucking belly aching from elected officials about how almost 50% of DC kids are NOT in the DCPS and in fact in charter schools? We are reaching some tipping point that anti charter schools folks keep crying about. So while charters are publicly funded, DC makes very very clear distinction between DCPS and Charter schools. Different websites, different sties for information, different everything . Unless this study is very clear, I would not assume that it includes charter kids. Again, its sloppy research. [/quote] Whether you think the article is flawed because it did not explicitly state charter matters not. Charter schools are public and if you have a child in a D. Charter you are not paying a dime. Their acronym is DCPCS. The P stands for Public. Incidentally, there are still more FARMS children in dcpcs than there are not. Some charters are 99% FARMS [/quote]
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