Anonymous
10/07/2021 17:11
Subject: What does emergency legislation mean for charters?
Anonymous wrote:Charters seem to have enough going on right now from my perspective as a parent. The city really shouldn’t impose more bureaucratic rules. Just let the kids double enroll for a year and call it a pandemic pass, if that’s the policy goal. Stop with the red tape.
You mean double enroll in Friendship and the home charter? I think if that's something that charters have money for it's fine.
But you know there are going to be people demanding virtual from their home schools.
Anonymous
10/07/2021 17:02
Subject: What does emergency legislation mean for charters?
Charters seem to have enough going on right now from my perspective as a parent. The city really shouldn’t impose more bureaucratic rules. Just let the kids double enroll for a year and call it a pandemic pass, if that’s the policy goal. Stop with the red tape.
Anonymous
10/07/2021 16:33
Subject: What does emergency legislation mean for charters?
Anonymous wrote:Why should each charter contract with Friendship? Why can’t the kids just enroll directly? Is it full?
I assume that people want to keep their charter spot so they wouldn't be enrolling in Friendship directly. Because that would mean disenrolling from their own school.
I wonder how charters with niches will do it -- Montessori, bilingual.
Anonymous
10/07/2021 16:31
Subject: What does emergency legislation mean for charters?
Anonymous wrote:Why should each charter contract with Friendship? Why can’t the kids just enroll directly? Is it full?
That's what my council member's office told me -- that charters would be contracting with Friendship. Or at least trying to.
It does seem like some BS, doesn't it?
Anonymous
10/07/2021 16:30
Subject: What does emergency legislation mean for charters?
Why should each charter contract with Friendship? Why can’t the kids just enroll directly? Is it full?