Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So far, I'm not seeing that any of these new schools are being targeting to middle class families, who really lack decent options in this city.

Get busy ...

Seriously, whose job is it to start a charter for your kid?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So far, I'm not seeing that any of these new schools are being targeting to middle class families, who really lack decent options in this city.

You are judging this by capsule bios on a link. Stay woke.

When schools state explicitly that they are targeting a FARMS population and will locate in Wards 7/8, I don't think that it is a stretch to say the school is not going to serving middle class residents.

Such a travesty that someone wants to try to do something for disadvantaged children. Why won't anyone think of your poor Timmy.

Edit: your poor Emerson.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So far, I'm not seeing that any of these new schools are being targeting to middle class families, who really lack decent options in this city.

You are judging this by capsule bios on a link. Stay woke.

When schools state explicitly that they are targeting a FARMS population and will locate in Wards 7/8, I don't think that it is a stretch to say the school is not going to serving middle class residents.

Such a travesty that someone wants to try to do something for disadvantaged children. Why won't anyone think of your poor Timmy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So far, I'm not seeing that any of these new schools are being targeting to middle class families, who really lack decent options in this city.

You are judging this by capsule bios on a link. Stay woke.

When schools state explicitly that they are targeting a FARMS population and will locate in Wards 7/8, I don't think that it is a stretch to say the school is not going to serving middle class residents.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So far, I'm not seeing that any of these new schools are being targeting to middle class families, who really lack decent options in this city.

You are judging this by capsule bios on a link. Stay woke.

Read the charter law and the mission statement of Citybridge. Middle class families are not the target audience.

Anonymous wrote:So far, I'm not seeing that any of these new schools are being targeting to middle class families, who really lack decent options in this city.

You are judging this by capsule bios on a link. Stay woke.

Anonymous wrote:So far, I'm not seeing that any of these new schools are being targeting to middle class families, who really lack decent options in this city.

Get busy ...

So far, I'm not seeing that any of these new schools are being targeting to middle class families, who really lack decent options in this city.

North Star has 10 schools in Newark and is part of Uncommon Schools--kind of like KIPP or DC Prep. https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/11/can-a-teacher-be-too-dedicated/382563/

Interesting that their grant is for 9-12 http://citybridge.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/North-Star-WEB.pdf but their application is for 4-8. I could see this as an informal feeder for Ron Brown...or if DCPS decides it doesn't want to run Ron Brown, they could take it over.

digital pioneers seems to be planning to locate in Ward 7, has hired a founding principal, and got some grant funding already:

https://edplusconsulting.com/job/founding-principal/

http://citybridge.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Digital-Pioneers-Academy-WEB.pdf

This is the founder: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mashea-ashton-8b349b23/

Anonymous wrote:Citizens of the World is a chain: http://www.citizensoftheworld.org/

I could imagine it becoming a HRCS if it locates in a gentrifying area. And though I can't verify this source, it seems like that might be in keeping with their prior actions in NYC: http://charterschoolscandals.blogspot.com/2013/09/citizens-of-world-charter-schools.html

locate in anacostia!!

Citizens of the World is a chain: http://www.citizensoftheworld.org/

I could imagine it becoming a HRCS if it locates in a gentrifying area. And though I can't verify this source, it seems like that might be in keeping with their prior actions in NYC: http://charterschoolscandals.blogspot.com/2013/09/citizens-of-world-charter-schools.html

Citizens of the World is "franchise"

http://www.citizensoftheworld.org/home

Interactive Academy PCS was turned down last year.

http://www.dcpcsb.org/application/charter-applications/interactive-academy-application

http://iapcsdc.com/interactive-learning.html

There's a public comment up for new charters for SY 18-19. No BASIS elementary this time around.


http://www.dcpcsb.org/public-comment/notice-petition-open-new-public-charter-schools

Does anyone know more? The petitions/applications aren't up yet.



The Adult Career Technical Education PCS (TACTE)9-12, Adult
Citizens of the World PK3-5
CyberTech High School 9-12
Digital Pioneers 6-8
The Family Place Adult
Interactive Academy PCS (IAPCS) PK3-5
North Star College Preparatory Academy for Boys 4-8
Washington School of the Arts and Academics 9-12