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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've noticed a number of young professionals that live in gentrifying neighborhoods are sending their kids to chartered schools.  I'm curious whether the top charters [b](LAMB, Ling, MV)[/b] are populated by kids of high income earners.  Is this a good way to avoid bad public schools without paying for private school?  Can your kids get a private school education at a chartered school?[/quote]

Firstly, I don't even know what your first sentence means. "I've noticed"? Where did you notice this? "young professional"? huh? [b]And the bolded are not the top  charters[/b].[/quote]

Isn't LAMB one of the best schools in the city, charter, public, private or otherwise? [/quote]

Yes, I’m curious what you think the top charters are[/quote]

Yes and LAMB is unique- there is no bilingual Montessori in the area that approaches LAMB. It would be great if there were more quality schools like LAMB. [/quote]

No, LAME is just ok.  Plus, it’s administration harbors pedophiles for YEARS.  A hard pass![/quote]

That administration is gone. And in their defense, they as not knowingly do anything. Currently lamb has a wonderful new executive director and some great new vice principals. If anything, it’s gotten better.  No school is for anyone, and if you want to give LAMB a pass that’s fine. There are hundreds behind you who get it. [/quote]

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