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Kathy Riedlinger(passive) has been led byLusher Charter School
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Brett Gallini , the Executive Director(passive) is led byNeighborhood Charter Schools
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former teachers who wanted to take the lessons they learned in the classroom and apply those lessons to an entire school(passive) led bycharter schools
teachers , charities and parents and US education experts and teachershave setup charter schools
US education experts and teachershave setup charter schools
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a contract ( or charter ) with the New York City Schools system(passive) are designed byCharter schools
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to offer parents an alternative to failing traditional public schools(passive) are designedCharter schools
to provide schools with administrative flexibility and autonomy(passive) were specifically designedCharter schools
by educators who wanted teachers to create experimental schools ... but were overrun by Wall Street when hedge funds figured out that they could be a tool(passive) were originated bythe charter schools
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their own academic standardsto settheir own academic standards
specifically for over - aged , under - credited studentsis designedspecifically for over - aged , under - credited students
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to the loss of thousands of teachers in public schools , which only leads to more overcrowding of classrooms and a further decline in performance among struggling schoolshave also ledto the loss of thousands of teachers in public schools , which only leads to more overcrowding of classrooms and a further decline in performance among struggling schools
to segregation in the traditional public systemcontributingto segregation in the traditional public system
to segregation in the traditional public system by pulling white kids outcontributingto segregation in the traditional public system by pulling white kids out
to the increased segregation rather than diverse integration of our public school systemhave contributedto the increased segregation rather than diverse integration of our public school system
to the increased segregation rather than diverse integration of our public school systemhave contributedto the increased segregation rather than diverse integration of our public school system
up near failing public schools and requires districts to share their local capital funds with charters as wellto setup near failing public schools and requires districts to share their local capital funds with charters as well
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