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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yup. Has corruption been proven yet?[/quote]

Depends on how you define "proven".  For those of us in education who've worked with him and his "organization", corruption is absolutely evident.  It's been a mystery to many why it's taken so long for this to happen.

Bottom line, this is a great and long overdue occurrence.  The questions remain what will happen to the students (although it's likely they'll be better off wherever they go), and what will this organization be made to repay or do to make up for their corruption?[/quote]

It may be corruption by DC law, however there's nothing DCPCSB can do about it.  At least, that's there opinion. These step to revoke are only happening at all because of the change in mayoral administration.

They'll figure out a way to usher Amos out the door and window what's happening in the school so that they can reverse the revocation with plenty of time of spare.

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I find it telling that at the mayoral transition education hearing, Pearson emphasized the fact that charter growth had remained static this year because they'd closed "bad operators". Don't let the apologetic tone fool anybody: Charters are in it to win it, and they will not rest until their market share of enrollment is 90% of DC students (basically everyplace other than Ward 3). If you disagree with this eventual outcome, then you are a charter school opponent.[/quote]

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