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[quote=Anonymous]OP here, the most surprising thing about the responses is the defensiveness and the assumptions of some of the responders that disagree.

I charge responders to speak to the equanimity in high demand charters that implement:

A. Irregular public school calendars that make it disparately costly for working low income parents to enroll their children,
B. Above average costs for public before and after auxiliary programs, 
C. Lack of 100% parent participation in public school support organizations;
D. Lack of scrutiny or outside oversight to ensure that every child has equal access to educational offerings at the public school.

Remember, these are public schools, and I think we fail to remember that public means everyone.

In response to the poster at 12:22, while I know a few MV parents, that charter began fairly recently; my perspective comes from my family's experiences at three others.  Generally speaking, my opinions are shared, and the environments that breed these issues are not isolated.
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