Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ATS should charge tuition. If there is a real pedagogy and it is so great - and not just exclusionary hand picking - then families can pay for it. Do it on a sliding scale and you can even favor disadvantaged minorities with a discount. Whatever. But APS should receive revenue to offset it.

It’s a public elementary school. Of course it can’t charge tuition.

They don't get anything that kids in other elementary schools don't/can't get, its basically just an instructional model and school focus. Which other schools also have.

Are you suggesting it become a neighborhood school and not admit county wide students? The reality is that brown and black families are choosing this over their neighborhood schools. The wait list could fill another elementary. If anything more elementaries should adopt this model and focus.